MacPaw launches Eney, the proactive AI assistant that lives on your Mac and iPhone and handles everyday tasks

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Eney understands what is happening across your apps, files and system, prepares the next step, and asks before it acts. BOSTON, MA — October 15, 2026 — MacPaw, a global AI technology company, today launched Eney, a proactive AI assistant that lives on Mac and iPhone. Unlike other AI assistants, Eney is built for the Mac: it understands the context of the machine itself — the apps you work across, the files on your disk, the meetings on your calendar — and spots what needs attention before you do. A call about to start. A meeting that needs a summary. A disk running out of space. Eney notices, prepares the next step, and puts it in front of you for approval, without the need to switch between multiple apps, tools and products. MacPaw sees Eney becoming the universal interface for how you work on your Mac — one place where everything connects, tasks get done, and work keeps moving forward. Eney is built for anyone on Mac and iPhone whose day fills up with work that shouldn't take this long — chasing a document, catching up on threads, prepping for a call that starts in an hour. Freelancers, assistants, managers, busy people carrying too much in their heads. It handles the tasks, with less for you to remember and chase. No complicated setup or AI know-how. Just ask and skip to done.

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