Yesterday, Google introduced Tabletop, a new Google Labs experiment built for real-time collaboration.
Introducing Tabletop, a collaborative space from @GoogleLabs where you can create custom tools to build, plan, and do more with your friends, family, or club.
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— Google (@Google) November 11, 2026
Tabletop
In Tabletop, you can create custom tools to build, plan, and do more with your friends, family or club. Send an invite to your group and start a shared hub where everyone can contribute simultaneously for your next trip, potluck, or fantasy league.
Just add in your links, files, and ideas, then prompt @tabletop (or pick a starter template) to create live dinner polls, trip itineraries, expense splitters, and sports brackets tailored to your group. Once your space is ready, drop the invite link in your group chat to let everyone jump in and use it at the same time, like in a Google Doc.
Anyone in the room can ask @tabletop to adjust rules, turn a weekly chore list into a points game, or make a party seating chart draggable without rebuilding anything. With tab
Availability
Tabletop is rolling out in the US (18+). Interested users can join the waitlist via tabs.google/tabletop. It is currently an invite-only experiment from Google Labs. Join the waitlist to try it as Google opens up new tables every week.
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