Investor Update Draft
The Investor Update Draft is a routine your Townie AI assistant runs on your update cadence: it pulls the period's real activity — what shipped, how key metrics moved, new hires, notable wins and honest lowlights — and drafts the update in your principal's voice and structure, flagging anything only a human can confirm.
See it work: the update is written before anyone asks
Draft the investor updates my principal owes
Real numbers and named wins, with the sensitive ones flagged.
How this routine works
Gmail
Google Drive
Linear
Outlook
Google Docs
Google Sheets
Notion
GitHubIt runs on the update's cadence
Monthly for most — and the draft starts a few days before it's due, so nobody is writing from a blank page the night it goes out.
It pulls what actually happened
Shipped work from Linear or GitHub, how the key metrics moved, new hires, notable wins, and the lowlights worth being honest about.
Your principal gets a near-final draft
Written in their voice and structure, with the numbers and judgment calls only a human can make flagged — plus a short note on what to confirm before it goes out.
Investor Update Draft FAQ
It's a routine your Townie AI assistant runs on your update cadence: it assembles the recurring update your principal owes investors from the period's real activity — what shipped, metric movement, new hires, wins and honest lowlights — and drafts it in their voice and structure, flagging anything that needs a human number. You set it up once by describing it; the message on this page is that description.
No. It writes the full draft but never sends — the update is your principal's to review and send, and everything it reads is scoped to the accounts you connect. Read more in our security overview.
It flags them instead of guessing. Exact ARR, fundraising status, and anything sensitive get called out in a short confirm-before-sending note, so the judgment calls stay human.
A project tracker like Linear or GitHub for what shipped, wherever your metrics and past updates live for structure and voice, and email for the draft. It adapts to what you've connected.
Yes. The artifact is configurable: a monthly investor update for a startup, an LP update or partner-meeting recap for a firm. Same job either way — assemble the owed update from real activity.
