Convey lets non-technical teams build AI “teammates” by walking through processes on screen and turning them into versioned, testable programs that run reliably. a16z led Convey’s $38M Series A after its agents logged over 1.1 million work hours at NBCUniversal, TelevisaUnivision and others, freeing up hundreds of hours weekly on reporting and ad ops.

• Convey turns non-technical employees' screen-recorded workflows into versioned, testable AI agents rather than ad hoc prompts, making them reliable enough for business-critical processes.
• Its agents have logged over 1.1 million work hours at companies like NBCUniversal, Unity, and TelevisaUnivision, with one streaming service saving 450+ hours weekly and Savoya boosting EBITDA 40% YoY.
• a16z led Convey's $38M Series A based on these results and the founders' prior track record (including automating a critical manual matching role at DoorDash).

Andreessen Horowitz has led a $55 million Series A round in Town, an AI-powered personal assistant that integrates with tools like email, calendar, Slack and docs to learn your workflow and proactively suggest or execute tasks. Founded by ex-Plaid/Dropbox CTO Jean-Denis Greze and ex-Google/Dropbox product lead Tony, Town aims to turn raw AI intelligence into practical leverage by holding deep, ongoing context and automating follow-ups, scheduling and other messy operational work.

• Andreessen Horowitz led a $55M Series A in Town, an AI assistant embedded in Gmail, Slack, calendar, docs and WhatsApp that learns your workflow and proactively drafts, schedules and follows up
• Founded by ex-Plaid/Dropbox CTO Jean-Denis Greze and ex-Google/Dropbox product lead Tony, who built early versions organically before investors noticed it spreading through group chats and referrals
• Its moat is accumulated personal context (writing style, recurring meetings, dropped follow-ups) that competitors can't quickly replicate
• Investors are betting the next consumer AI wave is contextual, action-taking assistants rather than smarter chatbots