Town

Town builds personalized AI assistants called Townies for individuals and teams. They draft emails, prepare meeting briefings, work through to-do lists, and run recurring routines such as client summaries and inbox triage. Users can choose ready-made routines or describe their own. Town Decks creates editable presentations using connected business data, including Stripe figures, with reusable templates for reports and pitches.

Co-founders Jean-Denis Greze, CEO, and Tony Vincent, CPO, previously worked together at Dropbox. Greze was CTO of Plaid; Vincent led Applied AI Product at Google and co-founded Aspen and Sold, acquired by Google and Dropbox respectively. Town’s technical approach centers on persistent context about a user’s voice, relationships, priorities, and judgment. Its Town Wiki records that understanding, updates nightly, and lets users edit it directly.

Town connects assistants to workplace tools including Google Workspace, Outlook, Slack, and CRM systems; teams can share routines and integrations. Its privacy policy for AI training makes training on customer data opt-in and bars its model providers from training on customer inputs and outputs. In 2026, Town raised a $55 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Forerunner Ventures, Alt Capital, and Conviction.