One design decision in Eney-to-Eney I would like to argue about: if you decline a request from someone else’s Eney, the sender is never notified. The cost is they wait without an answer. The benefit is that saying no stays as cheap as ignoring an email. Any other thoughts?
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One-year-old Angelina, born in August 2025, died right in her stroller. Her mother, Inna, passed away in the hospital.
What were they guilty of? Why does the US President support this russian evil?
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Russians have just murdered a baby and two women that were walking in a public park in Kharkiv.
This is the face of genocide in the 21st century.
Now, under U.S. protection, Russia is inflicting massacres at the highest level of the war, all across Ukraine.
Mnemos is the memory layer. With the same conversations, answering model and judge for every system, it scored 89.0% on LongMemEval-S and led on 8 of 12 benchmarks. Memory is what lets an assistant be proactive instead of waiting for a prompt.
Under it, ELIX is our inference engine for Apple silicon. On identical model weights across 25 chip-and-model runs against six other engines, it was fastest in 19 and within 5% of the leader in 4 more. Every result is published, including the 2 where it trails.
Eney Wand brings Eney to whatever you are looking at, in any app. It is US patent pending, so I will leave the how for later.
Eney is built around actions, not chat. It connects to Gmail, Slack, Notion, Jira and many more, works with your files and screen, and runs scheduled workflows. Chat is only the interface.
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Meet Eney by @MacPaw, a proactive AI assistant for Mac and iPhone.
It flags what actually needs you: the unanswered email, the call you haven’t prepped for, the Downloads folder nobody wants to open. Then it gets the next step ready.
Start with a ready-to-use workflow, or just say what you need.
Skip to done with Eney – macpaw.onelink.me/OlF7/x_org…
We have been working on Eney since 2019.
It is finally live today on Mac and iPhone 🔥
The goal was always software that gets the work done, not one more chat window.
Thank you to everyone who stayed with it!
Meet Eney by @MacPaw, a proactive AI assistant for Mac and iPhone.
It flags what actually needs you: the unanswered email, the call you haven’t prepped for, the Downloads folder nobody wants to open. Then it gets the next step ready.
Start with a ready-to-use workflow, or just say what you need.
Skip to done with Eney – macpaw.onelink.me/OlF7/x_org…
Underneath is partially our own stack. Elix runs inference on Apple silicon, and Mnemos is the memory layer that updates when facts change.
In practice it spots what needs you, prepares the next step, and puts it in front of you to approve. Call starting? Notes, tasks and a follow-up invite are ready when it ends.
Eney is live today on Mac and iPhone: eney.ai
Included with Setapp, with a free trial.