TownIntegrations
Integrations are how your Townie sees the rest of your work.
An integration is an external service or app you connect to Town. Your Townie can then read and search for context and, when permitted, take action across that platform. Out of the box, your Townie can see your email and calendar. Integrations extend that reach to everything else.
What integrations do
Once connected, an integration lets your Townie:
- Read and search across the data in that tool
- Power routines that work across multiple tools at once
- Unlock features like meeting prep, CRM lookups, file retrieval, and more
- When explicitly permitted, take actions on your behalf like sending messages, creating records, updating files
The richer your integration set, the more your Townie can actually do without asking you for context.
Common integrations
Town connects to over 40 tools, including:
- Google — Gmail, Calendar, and Drive
- Slack — read and send messages, monitor channels
- Notion — query databases, create and update pages
- Linear — manage issues and projects
- GitHub — browse repos, create PRs, commit code
- HubSpot — CRM contacts, deals, and companies
- Granola — pull meeting notes from your calls
- Dropbox — file storage and access
- WhatsApp and Telegram — message your assistant
- Zoom, iMessage (desktop app), and more
Start with the one or two tools you spend the most time in. If your work runs through Slack, connect Slack. If it lives in a CRM, start there. The goal isn’t a full set of green checkmarks — it’s giving your Townie enough context to help with the work you’re already doing.
Each integration adds context
The more tools your Townie can see, the more useful it becomes.
Ask your Townie to prep you for your 2pm. With just calendar, it gives you the meeting title and attendees. Add Granola, and it pulls in your last meeting’s notes and action items. Add Slack, and it surfaces the latest team thread about the account.
Same task, dramatically different prep. Each integration adds substance to work your Townie was already doing.
Multiple accounts? Name them.
If you’ve got more than one account for the same tool — say you’re a consultant working across multiple client Slacks — you can connect them all and name each one. Your Townie knows which is which.
Team integrations
Some integrations come from your team. If your company has connected a shared tool, it shows up on your Integrations page automatically — one less thing for you to set up.
One thing to know: whichever account you use to sign into a team integration is the one shared with everyone on your team. Use a regular-access account, not an admin one — you don’t want to hand your team superpowers they don’t need.
Your Townie flags what’s missing
As you work, your Townie notices when it’s missing context. If you reference a Granola recording, or ask about a project that lives in Linear, it’ll suggest adding that connection. Your Integrations page grows alongside your work — not ahead of it.
If you want to use a new integration in a routine, your Townie will ask you to approve it the first time it’s used in that routine. One click, and that routine has access going forward.
Setup takes about 30 seconds per tool. Go to town.com/integrations, pick a tool, sign in. Your Townie can use it immediately.