Google tests Tabletop, an AI tool for building shared group planning apps
Overview
Google Labs has launched Tabletop, an experimental AI tool that builds custom shared spaces for groups to coordinate with family and friends.
Users describe an app, such as a savings tracker, chore chart or dinner poll, and the tool generates it with shared access through an invite link. Google says groups can add links and files and use @tabletop or starter templates to create itineraries, expense splitters and tournament brackets that everyone can edit at once.
Access is through a waitlist limited to U.S. users 18 and older. Google says it will admit more people each week. SiliconANGLE reports Google did not disclose pricing or which models run Tabletop. A Testing Catalog post describes the waitlist as being for "ultra trusted testers," while Google's announcement lists it as open to U.S. users 18 and older.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 11, 6:33 PM ET
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- Nov 11, 2:12 PM ET · 1 articleGoogle Labs showcases how its team uses TabletopGoogle Labs: Google Labs shows how its engineer's family uses Tabletop
- Nov 11, 11:00 AM ET · 6 articlesGoogle introduces Tabletop, an AI collaboration app builderGoogle Labs: Google launches Tabletop, a collaborative planning experiment in Google Labs
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- SiliconANGLE · AINewsGoogle begins testing Tabletop, an AI agent that builds group planning tools
AIGoogle LLC has begun testing Tabletop, a Google Labs experiment in which groups share an online space and ask an AI agent to build planning tools. Tools listed include itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters and tournament brackets, and any tool can be reworked by request. The test is limited to U.S. users 18 and older who join a waitlist, and Google did not disclose pricing or which models run Tabletop.
🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog@testingcatalogXGoogle introduces Tabletop, an experimental AI shared space for groupsAIGoogle announces Tabletop, an experimental shared space where groups add links and files and ask AI to build custom pages such as road trip maps, pickleball brackets and seating charts. Access is by waitlist for ultra trusted testers in the US, 18 and older.

Google Labs@GoogleLabsOfficialGoogle Labs shows how its engineer's family uses TabletopAIGoogle Labs posts a tour of founding engineer Roman Nurik's family using Tabletop, including interactive chore charts, a rainy-day scavenger hunt with live score tracking, LEGO maps and a fantasy book-themed NYC trip. The post invites US users aged 18 and up to join the Tabletop waitlist at labs.google/tabletop.

Google@GoogleOfficialGoogle introduces Tabletop, a collaborative space for custom group toolsAIGoogle Labs introduces Tabletop, a collaborative space where users create custom tools to build, plan, and organize with friends, family, or clubs. Groups receive an invite and share a hub where everyone contributes simultaneously. Tabletop can generate live dinner polls, trip itineraries, expense splitters, and sports brackets tailored to each group.

Google Labs@GoogleLabsOfficialGoogle introduces Tabletop, a shared-space experiment for group planningAIGoogle Labs introduces Tabletop, an experiment where groups add links and files to one shared space and ask Tabletop to create custom tools such as interactive road trip maps, live pickleball brackets, and drag-and-drop seating charts. Access is through a US waitlist open to users 18 and older.

- The Verge · AINewsGoogle's Tabletop beta lets users build custom collaboration apps with AI
AIGoogle Labs introduces Tabletop, an experimental AI tool that generates custom collaborative hubs for coordinating with family and friends. Users describe an app such as a savings tracker, chore chart, or dinner poll, and the tool builds it, with shared access through an invite link. The beta is rolling out via a waitlist and is limited to US users over 18.
- Google LabsOfficialGoogle launches Tabletop, a collaborative planning experiment in Google Labs
AIGoogle Labs introduces Tabletop, a real-time collaboration experiment where groups build customizable spaces with links, files and ideas, then use @tabletop or starter templates to generate interactive itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters and tournament brackets. Users share an invite link so everyone can work in the space at the same time, like a Google Doc. Tabletop is rolling out in the U.S. to users 18 and older via waitlist.
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