Enzo

Enzo is a voice-first assistant for Mac that types what you say, sits in on your meetings, and answers questions from your own work. Core capabilities: • Typed the instant you stop speaking, in any app • Tells voices apart and names speakers after one introduction • Remembers what was on your screen through text, not screenshots • Answers questions with the source of each answer shown • Works offline with dictation and transcription • Keeps your history encrypted on your Mac • Writes meeting notes and follow-ups for you. Dictation is fast and private. Hold the Right Option key in any app, speak naturally, and your words appear almost instantly, with no internet connection required. Enzo handles the notes side of meetings too. It identifies each speaker, even on a single shared microphone, so transcripts show who said what. Name someone once and Enzo remembers them in future conversations. Its memory of your work is stored as text on your Mac rather than screenshots, so you can ask about past projects, documents, or conversations and get answers grounded in your own material. Free plans include 5,000 dictated words and 50 meeting minutes each week. Built for Macs with Apple silicon, Enzo suits writers, managers, consultants, researchers, and anyone who spends hours in meetings or long emails. Professionals who want to keep sensitive conversations off the cloud will find it a practical fit for daily work.