Eney from MacPaw: an AI assistant with deep Apple integrations, covered by 9to5Mac
An assistant for Apple users
MacPaw, known for CleanMyMac and Setapp, designed Eney as an assistant for Apple users. It is available on Mac and iPhone, and aims to take routine tasks off users’ hands.
Eney can summarize documents, draft emails, organize files and help plan the day. Its Eney Wand lets users select something on screen to ask about it, translate it or mark it up. Ready-made Workflows offer tools for completing tasks, with more added regularly.
Connections to familiar services
Eney’s connectors let it work with Apple Mail, Apple Calendar and Reminders. It also connects to Google Drive, Docs and Calendar. These integrations are a central part of the assistant’s design, bringing services and files together for tasks such as organizing information and planning.
Privacy and trial details
Eney can access apps and files only after users give explicit permission. Its memory is stored on the Mac in encrypted form, and requests are not used to train provider models.
Key points
- Eney is MacPaw’s AI assistant for Mac and iPhone.
- It connects with Apple Mail, Calendar and Reminders, as well as Google services.
- App and file access requires permission, and Eney’s memory is encrypted and stored locally on Mac.
- The free 14-day trial includes 10,000 AI credits and requires no credit card.