Google opens Tabletop collaboration experiment via U.S. waitlist

Google Labs has opened a U.S. waitlist for Tabletop, an experimental real-time shared workspace, for people aged 18 and older. The limited rollout is not general availability.

Groups can add links, files and ideas to a Tabletop space, then prompt @tabletop or choose a starter template to generate an interactive tool. Google gives trip itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters and tournament brackets as examples.

When a space is ready, its creator can share an invite link, allowing group members to enter and use it at the same time. Google has not identified the AI model or models behind Tabletop.

Other details also remain undisclosed. Google provided no waitlist or admission totals, usage or adoption figures, pricing, general-availability date, or plans to expand beyond the United States.