Eney, a proactive on-device AI assistant from MacPaw, monitors activity across apps, files, and calendar to propose a next step for user approval, launching today for Apple-silicon Macs running macOS 15 or later.

Built to understand the Mac environment, Eney integrates with apps, files, and calendar to anticipate actions and present next steps for user approval without switching apps.

MacPaw introduced Eney as a proactive assistant for Mac and iPhone designed to understand device context and tasks, aiming to streamline workflows by anticipating user needs.

Mnemos, the memory system underpinning Eney, distinguishes Told, Written, and Observed memory and keeps user data separate from model data, supporting privacy-preserving memory management with redaction before model access.

Mnemos capabilities are still under development; users can import a ChatGPT archive to carry over context, with formats awaiting confirmation.

Meeting support operates at the system level, transcribing and generating summaries, action items, and draft follow-ups, while also creating scheduled workflows like Morning Brief, Plan My Day, and Weekly Review.

The suite emphasizes automation and efficiency, including built-in workflows such as Morning Brief, Plan My Day, and Weekly Review, along with Mac maintenance tips on disk space, memory pressure, and crash alerts.

Maintenance features alert to low disk space, memory pressure, and crashing apps, and also help with organization and file locations, complemented by ready-made workflows.

Eney can be triggered over on-screen content via Option-W using the Eney Wand and includes Spell for writing corrections inside Mail, Slack, Notes, and supported browsers.

Eney transcribes calls, generates meeting notes and action items, and prepares follow-up invites pending user approval, while also detecting issues like low disk space or app crashes and suggesting fixes.

MacPaw reports high accuracy benchmarks for Mnemos, describing it as running on Liquid Foundation Models tuned for Apple silicon and introduces Portable Memory to transfer memories across apps and devices.

Mnemos forms a knowledge graph of people, projects, preferences, and events, stores memories locally on the Mac, and enables the broader assistant to use cloud processing for heavier tasks, with personalization anchored in local data.