Google Labs launches Tabletop for shared AI planning tools
The experiment is available through a waitlist for US adults, with new participants admitted each week.
Google Labs has introduced Tabletop, an experimental AI service that lets groups create planning tools and work on them together. Access is rolling out through a waitlist in the US for people aged 18 and over, Google said.
Participants put files, links and ideas into a shared workspace, then direct requests to @tabletop. Google says the service can generate tools including expense splitters, trip itineraries, tournament brackets and polls for dinner plans. Users can also begin with starter templates.
A workspace creator can send an invitation link through a group chat, allowing members to work simultaneously. The shared tools support voting, planning and progress tracking. Members can request additions or rule changes as their plans evolve, rather than rebuilding a tool.
Google lists weddings, sports leagues, meal planning and school pickups among possible uses. It also describes turning a chore tracker into a points-based game with a shared reward. New users are being admitted weekly; Google has not identified the AI model behind Tabletop.
