Super Notch vs Eney

Super Notch and Eney do different jobs, and you can run them side by side. Eney takes multi-step actions across your apps. Super Notch manages Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sessions in the notch, with Type dictation, Talk, and a floating HUD that lets you ask about the window in front of you. Super Notch is $20 once for the first Mac.

What Super Notch does

What Eney does

As of Oct 17, 2026, macpaw.com/eney lists a free 14-day trial (10,000 AI credits), which ends at 14 days or 10,000 credits, whichever comes first. After that, Starter is $14.99/mo (10,000 credits), Boost is $29.99/mo (25,000 credits), and Power is $49.99/mo (50,000 credits), USD plus tax. Unused credits don't roll over.

Eney requires M-series Macs and macOS 15 or newer. It breaks actions into small steps and handles them automatically: app switching, settings, and files. eney.ai says it transcribes calls into notes.

At a glance

Super Notch Eney
What it is MacBook notch AI agent session manager, with Type and Talk Takes multi-step actions across your apps
Agents in the notch Claude Code, Codex, Cursor (incl. Cursor cloud agents) Not in the facts used for this page
Dictation Type: Phonon 2, on-device, English Transcribes calls into notes
Voice assistant Talk with Grok, OpenAI, or Apple Intelligence Not in the facts used for this page
Floating HUD over other apps Yes. Ask about the window in front of you Not in the facts used for this page
Multi-step actions across apps Not listed on supernotch.ai Breaks actions into small steps and handles them automatically: app switching, settings, and files
Connectors Not listed on supernotch.ai Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, Linear, Slack, and more
Price $20 first Mac, $10 each additional, one-time Free 14-day trial (10,000 AI credits), then Starter $14.99/mo, Boost $29.99/mo, Power $49.99/mo, USD plus tax. Unused credits don't roll over.
Requirements Apple silicon, macOS 14+ M-series Macs, macOS 15+

Eney price, requirements, connectors, and automatic steps from macpaw.com/eney. Launch wording from macpaw.com/news/eney-announcement. Call transcription from eney.ai. Checked Oct 17, 2026. Super Notch details from supernotch.ai.

Requirements and price

Super Notch runs on an Apple silicon Mac with macOS 14 or newer. Voice features need microphone and accessibility permissions. You pay once: $20 for your first Mac and $10 for each additional Mac. There's no monthly subscription. Type dictation is $0/mo after you buy and spends no model tokens. Talk and Chat use your Grok or OpenAI plan, or Apple Intelligence on supported Macs.

Where Eney wins

FAQ

Are Super Notch and Eney the same kind of tool?

Super Notch and Eney do different jobs, and you can run them side by side. Eney takes multi-step actions across your apps. Super Notch manages Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sessions in the notch, with Type dictation, Talk, and a floating HUD that lets you ask about the window in front of you.

How much does Eney cost as of Oct 17, 2026?

As of Oct 17, 2026, macpaw.com/eney lists a free 14-day trial (10,000 AI credits), which ends at 14 days or 10,000 credits, whichever comes first. After that, Starter is $14.99/mo (10,000 credits), Boost is $29.99/mo (25,000 credits), and Power is $49.99/mo (50,000 credits), USD plus tax. Unused credits don't roll over.

What Mac does each one need?

Eney needs an M-series Mac with macOS 15 or newer. Super Notch runs on an Apple silicon Mac with macOS 14 or newer, and it's $20 once for the first Mac and $10 for each extra Mac.

Where does Eney win?

MacPaw launched Eney as a proactive AI assistant for Mac and iPhone. It connects to Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, Linear, Slack, and more. It breaks actions into small steps and handles them automatically: app switching, settings, and files. It also transcribes calls into notes.

Does Super Notch replace Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor?

No. Keep the tools you already use. Super Notch finds and resumes sessions across them.

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