Town

What they do

Town is personal AI that integrates into your existing tools—email, calendar, documents—and learns how you work. It doesn't require new interfaces or constant prompting. Instead, it observes your patterns, understands what matters to you, and begins suggesting routines you didn't know you needed. The more it runs, the more precise it becomes. A month in, you have dozens of automations running across deal flow, relationship management, and daily operations. Most require minimal edits before adoption. The core insight: capability without context is still a stranger. Town's advantage compounds because it actually knows you—not as a user, but as a person.

Why we invested

Most AI products solve a task. Town solves a relationship. Jean-Denis Greze built Plaid's infrastructure layer—the platform millions rely on invisibly. Tony Vincent spent his career answering the question most technologists skip: what does the relationship between a person and their tools actually feel like when it's right?

Together, they're building something that doesn't optimize for what AI can do. It optimizes for what you can do. Most AI makes you more efficient. Town makes you more yourself. That distinction is durable. In uncertain markets, the products that deepen trust compound faster than those that merely automate tasks.