MacPaw, the company behind CleanMyMac and Setapp, has launched Eney, an AI assistant designed specifically for Apple users. Eney is available across Mac and iPhone and is built to integrate with core Apple services such as Mail, Calendar, and Reminders, along with a range of other tools.
Eney is a proactive assistant that takes tedious busywork off users' plates. It can help summarize documents, draft emails, organize files, plan your day, and more. Standout features include Eney Wand, which lets you select anything onscreen and ask about it, translate it, or mark it up; Eney Spell, which catches spelling and grammar mistakes across apps; Meeting Notes, which transcribes calls and writes the notes for you; and Workflows, ready-made tools for getting things done, with more added regularly.
Connectors are another major feature. They allow Eney to integrate directly with Apple Mail, Apple Calendar, and Reminders, as well as Google Drive, Docs, and Calendar.
Privacy is a central focus. Eney can only access your apps and files with your explicit permission, and its memory is stored locally on your Mac in encrypted form. MacPaw also states that none of your Eney requests will be used to train provider models. Users can try Eney free for 14 days, with 10,000 AI credits and no credit card required.
Source: 9to5Mac · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing