MacPaw Partners with Liquid AI

MacPaw, the developer behind popular Mac utilities such as CleanMyMac, has announced that it is building a local version of its AI assistant, Eney, using models from Liquid AI. The new iteration will run entirely on the user’s device, leveraging Liquid AI’s on‑device inference framework to keep data processing private and reduce reliance on cloud services.

The partnership with Liquid AI allows MacPaw to integrate advanced natural‑language understanding and generation capabilities while maintaining the company’s emphasis on user privacy. By deploying the assistant locally, MacPaw can provide real‑time responses without transmitting personal data to external servers, a feature that aligns with its broader commitment to secure, offline functionality across its software suite.

With the local Eney prototype now in development, MacPaw plans to roll out the feature in upcoming releases, offering users a powerful AI assistant that operates entirely within their own hardware environment. The move underscores the growing trend of privacy‑focused AI solutions that combine robust language models with local processing.