MacPaw launches Eney: an on-device assistant that asks before acting
MacPaw introduced Eney, an AI assistant for Mac and iPhone designed to act proactively but only with user approval. Unlike browser-based agents, Eney integrates with the device’s native apps—Mail, Calendar, Reminders—and third-party tools like Gmail, Slack, and Notion. It anticipates tasks (e.g., transcribing meetings, drafting replies) and presents them for confirmation before execution. The…
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Draft meeting summaries with Eney
What you get You can reply to emails quickly and organize daily tasks.
Anticipates actions (e.g., transcribing calls, scheduling follow-ups) and presents them.
- Who for
- marketers, support teams and operations
- Cost
- free
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Draft meeting summaries
- Reply to emails quickly
- Organize daily tasks
How to set it up · From the article
- Open Mail/Slack and start a meeting call.
- Eney will auto-transcribe and propose a summary for approval.
- Confirm or edit before sending.
Watch out Requires macOS 15+ and M-series Mac hardware; credits don’t roll over
Key points from the news
- Eney runs locally on Mac/iPhone, asking for approval before acting on files, messages, or events
- Mnemos memory layer scores 89% accuracy on LongMemEval-S and 100% single-session recall per MacPaw
- Pricing tiers range from $14.99/month (10K credits) to $49.99/month (30K credits) with no rollover
Eney’s core innovation is Mnemos, a local AI memory layer that organizes user data into three categories: Told (preferences), Written (files/chats), and Observed (inferred patterns). MacPaw claims Mnemos achieves 89% accuracy on LongMemEval-S and 100% single-session recall in internal tests, though comparisons to other benchmarks are cautioned. The assistant runs on Liquid Foundation Models tuned for Apple silicon and supports eight languages. Pricing starts at $14.99/month for 10,000 AI credits, with a 14-day free trial requiring macOS 15+ and M-series hardware.
MacPaw Introduces Eney, an On-Device Assistant That Asks Before Acting
Unite.AI · 15 October 2026
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