AI assistant for Mac
An AI assistant that knows your work.
Enzo lives in your Mac’s notch. It types what you say, sits in on your meetings, remembers what you worked on, and answers questions from all of it, so you don’t start every chat by explaining.
- Where it lives
- In your Mac’s notch, and its own window
- What it knows
- Your meetings, your screen if you allow it, and the apps you connect
- Your history
- Stays on your Mac
- Price
- Free to start. Plus is $10 a month
- Needs
- Apple silicon, macOS 15 or later
What it does
Six jobs, one app.
Types what you say
Press a key, talk, press it again. Your words land as clean text at the cursor in any app, even offline.
Sits in on your meetings
Records calls from your Mac with no bot joining, writes down who said what by name, and has the notes ready when the call ends.
Remembers what you worked on
Turn on Recall and Enzo keeps the apps, titles and text from your screen, encrypted on your Mac. No screenshots are kept.
Answers from your own work
Ask Chat when a client needs the quote. It reads your meetings, mail, calendar, messages, notes and files, and shows where the answer came from.
Keeps track
Packages, returns, bills and renewals from your mail, the replies you owe, and what’s coming up, listed in one place.
Asks for you on a schedule
A routine is a question Enzo asks for you every day, on weekdays, weekly or monthly. Start from one of Enzo’s or write your own, and the answer is waiting when you sit down.
Start by talking.
Press a key, talk, press again. The text lands at your cursor in any app.
ToJuno
SubjectRevised timeline
Why it doesn’t need explaining to
Most AI assistants are a text box. They know a great deal about the world and nothing about your Tuesday. To ask one about a client, you first find the email, copy the notes and paste them in.
Enzo is on your Mac all day, so it already has the material. Ask “When does Juno need the quote?” and it searches your mail, reads the transcript of Thursday’s call, and answers “By Friday”, with both sources linked so you can check.
It reads only what you let it. Each app is connected by you, Recall is off until you turn it on, and you can pause it or keep apps and sites out.
The apps it reads
Connect the ones you want. Connecting one is the yes.
Mail and Calendar
Every account and calendar you’ve set up in Apple’s Mail and Calendar apps.
Messages and Contacts
Your iMessage and SMS conversations, and how to reach the people you work with.
Notes and Reminders
What you’ve written down, and what you’ve written down to do.
Folders
Files on your Mac, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive.
Remembers what you worked on.
Recall keeps the apps, titles and text from your screen, on your Mac. Search it, or ask Chat.
4 stretches since 9:04 AM. Most time on Writing · Fieldstone proposal (1h 48m), then Writing · Launch checklist (1h 12m).
AI summaryA short recap of this day
- 2:06 PM
Writing · Launch checklistNotes 1h 4m · Mail 8mNow · 1h 12m - 1h 36m gap
- 11:38 AMEmail · Mail52m
- 7m gap
- 11:00 AM
Fieldstone callZoom call · zoom.us 31mMeeting recording · 4,210 wordsOpen in Speak31m - 8m gap
- 9:04 AMWriting · Fieldstone proposalNotes 1h 40m · Mail 8m1h 48m
What stays on your Mac
Recordings, transcripts, chats, the voices Enzo knows and Recall stay on your Mac. They are never synced or backed up to Enzo’s servers, and audio is never uploaded.
Chat and meeting notes are written by cloud AI. A question sends the question and the context it needs, chosen on your Mac, through Enzo’s service to an AI provider. The service keeps none of it, and the provider keeps it only briefly to check for abuse. The privacy policy has the whole boundary.
Questions, answered.
What is Enzo?
An AI assistant for the Mac. It types what you say, records and transcribes your meetings, remembers what you worked on if you turn Recall on, and answers questions from your own work in Chat.
How is it different from ChatGPT or Claude on a Mac?
A general chat app starts each conversation knowing nothing about your day, so you explain or paste. Enzo starts from your work: what was said in your meetings, what’s in your mail and calendar, and what was on your screen if you allow it. For long writing, code or open-ended research, a general chat app is the better tool, and many people use both.
How is it different from Siri?
Siri is built into macOS and helps with the Mac itself. Enzo is an app for your work: it transcribes meetings with who said what, keeps a timeline of what you worked on, and answers from them with the source shown.
Does it run on my Mac or in the cloud?
Both, and the line is clear. Dictation, meeting transcription, speaker names and Recall run on your Mac, and your history stays there. Chat and notes are written by cloud AI: Enzo sends the question and the context it needs, never audio, and its service keeps none of it.
Can it send email or change my calendar by itself?
No. Enzo drafts, and you click. A reply opens as a draft in your mail app, and an event or reminder is added only when you confirm it.
What does it cost?
Free has no time limit: 5,000 dictated words and 50 meeting minutes a week, with Chat about today and your last working day. Plus is $10 a month for answers from all your history and six times the usage. Pro is $20 a month.
Which Macs does it run on?
Apple silicon Macs, M1 or newer, with macOS 15 or later. Dictation and meetings work in 25 European languages. The app itself is in English.
Start today with Enzo.
Free, with no time limit. Plus is $10 a month when you want more.
Download for MacFor Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.