Town

Focusing on mailboxes, calendars, documents, tasks and background work; the personal assistant can be extended to share integrations, routines and skills.

Free: 30 chats per month, weekly briefings only; Starter $15/month, 1,250 credits, 2 schedule routines; Pro $49, Power $99, Power Plus $199/month, the latter three are paid annually; Team $59, Team Plus $149/seat/month, etc.

Conditions: Payment consumes credits; the price page defaults to annual payment, and Starter only pays monthly.; Pro and above can open an additional excess budget; it will be suspended when the quota is used up.

Limitations: The tax or regional currency has not been entered into the settlement; the team and individual quota rules are different.

The listed sources were reviewed, but sufficient public documentation was not found.

Limitations: We have checked the listed official website, help/FAQ or policies and third-party records, and found no sufficient public explanation; unknown does not mean that it is not supported.

Supports scheduling, email/calendar events, and webhooks; Starter only supports schedules and can be triggered once a day at most, Pro and above have all types of triggers; Free weekly newsletter only.

routines are executed in the background; the public docs list Town Desktop, but this time the general local/cloud GUI computer operation specifications are not verified.

Townie has an independent @town.com email address; drafts can be drafted from the user account by default and sent after approval; trusted contacts can be set up to avoid successive approvals.

Google Workspace, Microsoft365, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub/GitLab, Airtable and CRM/finance/conferencing tools; support custom MCP.

Conditions: Each connection and action permission is configured individually

Limitations: It is not "listed in the directory, that is, every read and write operation is tested successfully"

Save people/projects, personal backgrounds, communication styles, and preferences; have cross-account context and global/specific routine memory management.

Web, desktop, iOS, exclusive @town.com email, plus Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS. Officials have clarified that instant messaging channels should not rely on proactive briefings and reliable notifications on Priority Mail/Web/iOS.

The docs list includes Decks, Town AI Document, Recordings, Character Research and Meeting Brief; iOS supports voice notes/recordings.

Limitations: The quality of specialized document generation has not been independently tested

Shared integration, installable routines, team skills, and assistants for everyone in Slack; only paid teams can run team backend routines.

The routine caches results step by step and reuses completed steps after approval or temporary errors; caching is limited to this run.

The session defaults to confirming any changes first; there are also automatic safe actions and automatic full actions; routines also have autonomous/approval/read-only modes and permissions by tool.

Limitations: "Read-only execution mode" cannot be confused with the underlying OAuth read-only scope

Officially called SOC2 Type2 audit, the data is hosted and encrypted by Convex/AWS in the United States; training is off by default, and Google data is never trained; the entire inbox is not copied and indexed, and the account is permanently removed within 30 days of deletion.

Limitations: The audit report requires NDA. I have not reviewed the report this time; it is not an independent audit conclusion.

9/29 test: iMessage cannot create a routine, but it can be executed after desktop configuration; 9/30 usage observation shows that Google connection is still all or nothing.

Limitations: Official 10/8 docs support Web/email creation and read-only execution; historical tests will not be tampered with based on this