Microsoft to Launch Integrated Copilot Super App by End of Summer

Microsoft said it will bundle its Copilot AI assistant’s chat, coding, coworking and autonomous agent features into a single application that can be used by both individual consumers and business customers. The company’s chief executive, Satya Nadella, described the move as a "major step forward" during the quarterly earnings call, adding that the integrated experience will be available later this summer.

The initiative follows a broader industry trend toward "super apps" that merge chatbots and AI agents, a concept also being explored by rivals such as OpenAI and Anthropic. Analysts first learned of Microsoft’s plan in a May report, which noted that the app will let users switch between personal and enterprise Copilot versions.

Microsoft also reported stronger-than-expected revenue, driven by growth in its cloud services, and highlighted rising engagement with Copilot, saying user conversations have nearly doubled year over year and weekly usage now matches that of Outlook and Teams. CFO Amy Hood said the company will extend the estimated useful life of its data centers and office buildings from 15 to 25 years, changing how future lease costs are accounted for.