Eney
MacPaw’s Eney is a proactive Mac AI assistant that centralizes email, calendar, and connected tools, executes multi‑step tasks with approval, and reduces context switching with summaries, meeting notes, and prioritized next actions—delivered in a native macOS experience with credit-based usage.
Overview
Connect your accounts, open Eney, and it immediately assembles context from email, calendar, and integrated tools. It highlights items needing attention, suggests the next action, and, when approved, carries out multi‑step sequences—like creating tickets, updating docs, or organizing files—so you avoid tab‑hopping and regain focus.
Capabilities
Eney fits knowledge workers who juggle messages, meetings, and multiple project systems. Engineers and product managers benefit from structured updates and ticket hygiene. Founders and operators get daily digests and meeting action capture. Researchers and creatives gain calmer focus by offloading filing, renaming, and recap tasks. Anyone living in Linear, Jira, Notion, and email—on an M‑series Mac—can reduce context switching without adopting a new tool stack.
- Compile a morning digest from email, calendar, and news with prioritized next actions.
- Join meetings, transcribe live, and produce concise summaries with decisions and owners.
- Create or update Linear, Jira, and Notion items based on a single instruction.
- Organize desktops and downloads into structured folders, bulk‑rename files, and clean screenshots.
- Surface urgent messages and calendar changes, then automate follow‑through after your approval.
What Makes Eney Different
Who It's For
Install Eney on an M‑series Mac running a supported macOS version via Setapp or direct download. Sign in, connect email, calendar, and optionally Linear, Jira, and Notion. Eney begins assembling context immediately and proposes next steps; nothing changes without your approval. Configure meeting capture to record, transcribe, and summarize sessions. Credit usage is transparent, and you can purchase bundles as needs grow. There’s no new schema to learn—Eney works with your current tools and workflows so teams can realize value on day one.
Eney reduced my daily app switching and kept tasks updated across Notion and Jira—so I could focus on actual work.
Getting Started
Eney stands out by combining proactive prioritization with multi‑step, approval‑gated execution across your existing tools. It centralizes attention, captures meeting outcomes, and cleans file clutter—without imposing a new system. Credits align cost with automation depth, while tight macOS integration keeps the experience fast, familiar, and dependable.
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Eney
MacPaw is a Ukrainian software company behind CleanMyMac and Setapp, with 18 years building polished Mac utilities. With Eney, the team applies its macOS expertise to human‑centered automation that reduces coordination overhead while keeping users firmly in control.
Eney is a proactive AI assistant for macOS that pulls context from your email, calendar, and work apps, then completes multi-step tasks with your approval. Built by MacPaw, it reduces constant app switching by surfacing what matters now, proposing next steps, and automating routine follow‑through. After connecting tools like Linear, Jira, and Notion, Eney can draft updates, file issues, organize files, and prepare daily digests without manual copy‑paste. It also joins meetings, transcribes conversations, and returns clear summaries with action items. Under the hood, Eney coordinates actions across services using integrations and a credit-based execution model, so heavier automations simply consume more credits. The app is designed to start useful immediately—open it, and it’s already gathering context—while keeping humans in control with explicit confirmation before changes are made. Distribution through Setapp and direct purchase supports M‑series Macs running recent macOS versions.
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