Town

Town develops personalized AI assistants called Townies that adapt to how users work. Its website describes assistants that maintain a wiki of working preferences, act on task lists, and run recurring routines such as meeting preparation and inbox management. These are first-party product descriptions rather than independently tested capabilities.

Town announced a $55 million Series A on June 3, 2026, led by a16z. Its announcement describes priorities including more capable assistants, deeper connections to existing work tools, broader access, and continued development of approval controls and action logs. Those priorities describe the company’s plans, rather than completed outcomes.

Town is credited alongside Jean-Denis Greze in the supplied conference recording on agent collaboration and network effects. Greze reframes coordination between agents as a problem of retrieving useful information when needed, with privacy constraining access. He compares approaches to sharing information across private spaces and discusses their limitations. The recording identifies him as Town’s CTO, but that designation was not verified as current.