Town

Town functions as a background AI assistant that connects to a user’s existing tools to handle routine tasks and support larger projects. It can triage incoming email, label and archive messages, draft replies in the user’s voice, and surface actionable items such as deadlines or decisions that need attention. The assistant also integrates with calendars, documents, and research sources to help prepare meetings, manage schedules, and summarize information.

The service is accessible across multiple platforms, including a web workspace, email address, Slack, desktop client, iOS app, and WhatsApp, allowing users to interact with the assistant wherever they work. A memory profile stores preferences, priorities, and communication style, enabling the assistant to generate briefings, drafts, and routine actions that align with the user’s habits. Routines can be configured with triggers, tools, and approval rules, permitting automated execution of repetitive workflows under user oversight.

Target users are individuals or teams that want a single AI-driven assistant to reduce manual busywork—such as email management, scheduling, and document drafting—while maintaining control over higher‑level decisions. The experimental nature of the software means it is intended for early adopters willing to shape its development.