Town

Town (Town.com, Inc.) is a San Francisco software company that builds an AI work assistant meant for teams rather than single users. Each person gets a personal assistant called a Townie. The company launched publicly in June 2026 and announced a Series B round on 19 October 2026.

What the product does

A Townie connects to the email, documents, calendar and chat tools its person uses, and learns that person's projects, relationships and writing voice. Examples on the site include drafting a reply to a client who wants to move a meeting, summarising a busy Slack channel into the open questions, suggesting a better time for a calendar slot, and logging calls in a CRM. The integrations listed cover messaging, calendar, meetings, CRM, file storage, project management, data, development and finance tools, plus any MCP server. The site also lists routines and shared workflows that a team can set up once so that every member's Townie follows them.

What sets Town apart from a personal assistant, the company says, is that Townies can ask each other questions and hand off work, so people are not left waiting on colleagues. A Townie shares only what its person would share and asks permission when needed. It can also work by email and text with customers, partners and candidates outside the company. Town says it uses models from several AI labs and picks the best one for each task.

Who it serves

Town targets business teams, with sales, recruiting and operations among the roles shown on its pages. Customer quotes on the site come from small firms such as an investment firm. The company says paying customers have grown four times and paying teams nine times since July 2026.

Security and funding

Town states that it is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, publishes a data processing agreement, and by default does not train models on anything a customer connects. According to its press release, the $108 million Series B values the company at $1 billion and was co-led by Forerunner Ventures and Menlo Ventures, with a16z and First Round Capital among the existing investors taking part. The June 2026 launch came with a $55 million Series A.

Key facts

Legal name: Town.com, Inc. Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States Co-founders: Jean-Denis Greze (CEO) and Tony Vincent Product: Townie, an AI assistant for each team member Launched: June 2026 Funding: $108 million Series B at a $1 billion valuation (19 October 2026); $55 million Series A (June 2026) Compliance: SOC 2 Type 2, public DPA