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The unusually helpful AI assistant

for Marketers
Townies like Olive proactively draft your outreach, run your
events, and watch your
pipeline.
You are the whole marketing team: the calendar, the campaigns, the events, and the numbers leadership wants by Monday. The making is the job you signed up for. The tracking, chasing, and reporting around it is what actually fills the week.
Your Townie takes that second job. It works from your real signal, the customer calls and the pipeline and what just shipped, and hands you drafts instead of blank pages. Anything that leaves the building waits for your sign-off.
Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.
Olive wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

Olive wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.
Launch, event, leadership. Each thread lands where it belongs. The ship note files with the launch, the venue thread stays with the event, your CEO’s question sits on top, and the vendor pitches step aside without disappearing.
Explore the routineAn event is a hundred small promises. None of them slip. Your Townie verifies what already went out, then keeps the rest in front of you: the venue headcount, the sponsor terms, the hand-raisers who go cold if they wait a week.
Explore the routine
Launch, event, leadership. Each thread lands where it belongs. The ship note files with the launch, the venue thread stays with the event, your CEO’s question sits on top, and the vendor pitches step aside without disappearing.
Explore the routineThe morning after your event, you know who is warm. Every reply lands with a read: the hand-raiser needs you today, the no-show wants the recording, the vendor pitch can wait forever. You follow up while it still converts.
The update you owe leadership reads like you wrote it. Your Townie pulls the week’s numbers and tells the story the way you would: what happened, why, and what it means. The draft holds until you approve it.
Explore the routine
The morning after your event, you know who is warm. Every reply lands with a read: the hand-raiser needs you today, the no-show wants the recording, the vendor pitch can wait forever. You follow up while it still converts.
A guest, your CEO, and a quiet studio hour, found in one pass. Availability, time zones, and the focus blocks you protect are weighed together, and the slot that clears them all comes back proposed, so booking stops eating your afternoon.
You ask once and still watch it come together. Your Townie sends the invite, logs every reply as it lands, and confirms the call on everyone’s calendar once the last yes arrives, agenda attached.
A speaker cancels and the webinar holds its shape. The clash is flagged the moment it appears, times that still clear every calendar come with it, and the note to attendees is drafted and waiting before anyone writes to ask.

A guest, your CEO, and a quiet studio hour, found in one pass. Availability, time zones, and the focus blocks you protect are weighed together, and the slot that clears them all comes back proposed, so booking stops eating your afternoon.
Up 14%, led by the launch post.
Two deals pushed, none lost.
The post is pulling, the ads are not.
Know what moved before leadership asks. Signups, pipeline, and the quiet shifts between them arrive as a short readout that says what changed and whether it matters, so you walk into the sync with the answer in hand.
Explore the routineHonestly, what sold us was that it just worked on day one.
What were you doing before you found us?
Spreadsheets and copy and paste. It broke every time the team grew.
And how did rollout go on your side?
No training. Half the team was in before I sent the how-to doc.
It just worked on day one.
Spreadsheets broke as they grew.
The team needed no training.
Your customers keep saying the words your homepage needs. The call is captured and noted while you stay in the conversation, and the exact phrase a customer used to describe the problem is waiting the next time the headline needs it.
Nothing agreed in the room stays in the room. Every commitment leaves the meeting with an owner and a date and lands on the campaign board, so the launch plan you said out loud is the one that ships.
Up 14%, led by the launch post.
Two deals pushed, none lost.
The post is pulling, the ads are not.

Know what moved before leadership asks. Signups, pipeline, and the quiet shifts between them arrive as a short readout that says what changed and whether it matters, so you walk into the sync with the answer in hand.
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Because your Townie knows your campaigns, your customers, and your pipeline, they take on the tracking, the chasing, and the numbers nobody has time to pull. You can also teach them new tricks.
Every Friday, pull content ideas for next week from this week’s customer calls.
Your data stays private.Town doesn't share it, sell it, or train on it.
Town's security controls are independently audited and meet enterprise-grade standards.
Town never sends emails or calendar invites without your approval. You decide what it does on its own.
Your data is not used to train AI models unless you opt-in. Not by Town, not by our providers.
Your data is encrypted everywhere it goes and everywhere it lives. US-hosted on Convex and AWS.


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