Suggestion: Merge Copilot App and Microsoft 365 Copilot into One Adaptive Experience

As both a personal and enterprise user of Microsoft Copilot, I find the current separation between the general Copilot app and Microsoft 365 Copilot confusing and unnecessarily fragmented. It would be far more intuitive and user-friendly to have a single Copilot app that dynamically adapts based on the account type (personal, work, or school) and the associated license.

Suggested improvements:

• One unified Copilot app across all platforms (Windows, mobile, web).
• Smart account detection: Automatically recognizes whether the user is signed in with a personal or work/school account.
• License-aware feature toggling: Unlock Microsoft 365 Copilot capabilities (e.g., Word, Excel, Teams integration) only when a valid license is detected.
• Seamless switching: Allow users to toggle between personal and work contexts without switching apps or losing session continuity.

This would reduce friction for hybrid users and align with Microsoft’s broader vision of integrated, intelligent productivity. It also mirrors how other Microsoft services (e.g., OneDrive, Teams) handle multiple account types within a single interface.

I believe it would significantly improve the user experience and adoption of Copilot across both personal and professional environments.

Anyone else feel the same? I would love to hear your thoughts or upvotes to get this on the radar.