MacPaw Partners with Liquid AI to Bring On-Device AI to Millions of Mac Users

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By pairing Liquid Foundation Models with MacPaw's own AI stack, the partnership aims to turn Eney into the first Mac assistant that unites on-device intelligence, persistent memory, and native task execution, with more products to follow CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – August 5, 2026 – MacPaw and Liquid AI announced a strategic, long-term partnership to co-develop the technology stack for local AI on the Mac. The partnership grows out of a shared vision: the everyday intelligence people rely on should be able to run on their personal computers. The collaboration combines Liquid Foundation Models (LFMs) – which will be designed specifically for macOS AI assistance – with Elix and Mnemos, MacPaw's own on-device inference and memory technologies. For Mac users, this means AI that’s designed to keep personal data private on their Mac, respond quickly, and handle core tasks even without an internet connection. Eney, MacPaw's AI assistant for macOS, will be the first product to benefit from this partnership; results are expected later this year. “After almost two decades of building software for the Mac, MacPaw is evolving its standalone products into a connected ecosystem, with AI as a core technology we build and own,” said Oleksandr Kosovan, CEO and founder of MacPaw. “We believe intelligence should live where people work: private by design, fast by default, and be able to reach the cloud when that's the better tool. By combining MacPaw's engineering expertise with Liquid AI's model efficiency, we are building the AI stack for the Mac, one where your personal data stays on device and the heavy lifting happens wherever it makes the most sense.”

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