Summary
MacPaw offers Eney, an AI assistant for Mac and iPhone that it says can carry out tasks across a user’s Mac and connected apps. After a 14-day trial with 10,000 AI credits, continued use requires a credits subscription.
MacPaw is offering Eney, an AI assistant for Mac and iPhone that the company says can handle tasks across a Mac and connected apps. Its features include ready-made workflows for activities such as planning a day, reviewing a week and organising Downloads, alongside tools for email, files, documents and meeting notes.
From instructions to multi-step tasks
MacPaw presents Eney as a way to turn a request into actions rather than simply receive an answer. The company says the assistant can break complex tasks into steps and work across apps, with users describing what they want in their own words. Its listed examples include finding files, creating or editing documents, splitting PDFs, drafting emails and catching up on unread messages.
Eney also includes workflows intended for recurring tasks, such as a morning brief, a weekly review and a news digest. MacPaw describes these as ready to use without requiring users to build or configure them first. The Eney Wand is described as a way to work with text, images, files and other on-screen content, reducing the need to copy and paste between apps.
The assistant is also presented as proactive: MacPaw says it can bring timely information to a user’s attention and suggest next steps. These features make Eney a productivity layer spanning several kinds of work, rather than a tool limited to a chat window. The company’s product page describes the available tasks but does not explain the underlying technical architecture.
Availability and credits
Eney for Mac is available through the Eney website and Setapp; the iPhone version is listed on the App Store. Mac requirements shown on the site are an M-series Mac running macOS 15 or later.
The service starts with 10,000 AI credits for the first 14 days. MacPaw says continued use requires an AI credits subscription, which is part of Setapp by MacPaw. The site lists monthly plans of $14.99 for 10,000 credits, $29.99 for 20,000 credits and $49.99 for 30,000 credits. According to the FAQ, simpler tasks use fewer credits than larger ones. Subscriptions renew monthly unless cancelled, and unused credits do not roll over.
MacPaw says Eney accesses apps and files only with permission, and directs users to its Privacy Notice for information about data collection and use. The product page also says the MacPaw AI project is independent of Apple.