Export Microsoft Copilot chats in Canada

Copilot conversations often contain work decisions, which means they belong in your own records rather than in someone else's chat history. This page is the en-CA version, with CAD pricing guidance and notes on PIPEDA.

How it works

Use the Microsoft privacy dashboard to export your Copilot activity.
Download and unzip the archive Microsoft provides.
Drop the file into ChatExports. Everything is parsed on your device.
Export to Word, PDF or Markdown.

What this means in Canada

Pricing: roughly C$14 for a single platform and roughly C$34 for all nine, at current rates. Payment is taken once, in US dollars, so your card issuer applies its own conversion.
No subscription, so nothing renews and there is no local billing entity to cancel with.
Your data-protection rights in Canada come from PIPEDA, plus Quebec's Law 25 if you are in Quebec. You can require the provider to hand over a copy of your conversations, and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is the body that enforces it.
Processing is local: your export file is read inside your browser tab and never crosses a border, which keeps a conversion out of scope for any cross-border transfer question.
Dates in exported documents follow the timestamps in your export file; YYYY-MM-DD is the convention we use in Canadian guidance.
We use Canadian spelling (organize, colour, licence) throughout the guides.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pay in CAD?

Checkout is in US dollars, which works with any Canadian card. roughly C$14 for one platform and roughly C$34 for all nine are approximate conversions at recent rates — your bank's rate on the day is what you will actually be charged.

Does this help with PIPEDA?

It helps with the part that comes after. PIPEDA gives you the right to a copy of your data, and the provider satisfies that with a machine-readable file. ChatExports turns that file into a readable record. We are a converter, not legal advice, and we are not a party to your request.

Does my conversation data leave Canada?

No. Parsing, conversion and file generation all happen inside your browser on your own device. There is no upload step, so nothing is transferred to a server in another jurisdiction.

Is there a Canadian version of the app itself?

The app interface is English only for now. These pages are international English: same product, local currency guidance and local privacy law, no machine translation.