Town is an AI work assistant developed by Town.com, Inc., cofounded by Jean-Denis Greze and Tony Vincent, according to Quasa. Each user gets a personal assistant called a Townie, which uses connected work accounts and conversational instructions to draft emails, coordinate schedules, prepare meeting briefings and work with documents; users can set permissions for individual tools, review actions and create recurring routines, and Townies can collaborate across a team. The Free plan includes 30 chat messages monthly, Starter costs $15 monthly, and Pro costs $49 per user per month when billed annually, with higher individual tiers and team plans available; paid usage is measured in credits. Core strengths include email and calendar coordination, context from connected work accounts, configurable permissions for individual tools, recurring routines and collaboration between personal AI assistants. Highlights include Gmail and Google Calendar integrations, Slack, WhatsApp and Telegram access, Starter including 1,250 monthly credits, Pro including unlimited custom routines and team plans pooling usage credits. Potential considerations include checking permissions before connecting work accounts, Free excluding custom routines, Starter limiting custom routines to two, monitoring credits and optional overage spending, and confirming the billing term for advertised rates. The overall verdict is 4.0/5 stars.