Sharpy vs Town
Both take work off your plate. Town is an assistant you talk to on the web, in Slack or by text, and it works inside the accounts you connect. Sharpy is a Mac app: it reads your screen and your apps, and writes your to-do list before you ask.
Free in early access. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon.
The difference in one table
| Feature |  Sharpy | Town |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | A Mac app: the notch island, a side list, a window | The web, with Mac and iPhone apps, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS and email |
| What it reads | The text on your screen, your calendars, mail, chats and connected tools | The accounts you connect: email, calendar, Drive and about 55 tools |
| How work starts | Sharpy brings the next thing with a reason; you say yes or no | You ask in the main chat; it also suggests and runs routines |
| Your to-do list | One list that fills and closes itself | Tasks became chat threads in Town 2.0 (30 Sep 2026) |
| Calendars | Reads your calls; moves one only when you approve | Google and Outlook; it schedules and books meetings |
| Acting for you | Shows the exact change; acts only on your yes | Asks before sending; you can allow more per tool or routine |
| Teams | Personal | Built for teams since the Series B (19 Oct 2026) |
| Price | Free in early access | Free with 30 chat messages a month; Starter $15; Pro $49 a month billed yearly |
Town facts from town.com, its docs and pricing page, read on 21 October 2026.
Choose Town if
- you work mostly in Gmail and Google Calendar on the web;
- you want an assistant you can text, or one that joins Slack threads and group chats;
- you want scheduled routines with triggers and approval modes;
- your whole team should get one.
Choose Sharpy if
- your work happens across apps on your Mac, including chats and documents that never reach your inbox;
- you want the list written for you, with nothing to set up;
- your coding agents should read and update the same list;
- you’d rather try it free.
Questions
Is there a Town alternative for Mac?
For one person on a Mac, Sharpy. It writes your to-do list from your screen, mail and chats, and proposes the order of your day. Town goes further on the web, in messaging apps and for teams.
Does Sharpy have routines?
No routine editor. Sharpy speaks first with the next thing, and you answer yes or no.
Can I use both?
Yes. They don’t conflict: Town works in your accounts, Sharpy on your Mac.
Does Sharpy work on the web or iPhone?
Not yet. Sharpy is a Mac app.
Let Sharpy write tomorrow’s list.
Free in early access. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon.