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Google’s Tabletop AI experiment lets you build custom collaboration apps
Google has introduced Tabletop, an experimental AI tool that creates shared online spaces for families and friends to organise plans and activities. Users can describe a tool they want, such as a chore chart or savings tracker, and Tabletop generates an interactive version that a group can use together.
People can also add links, files and ideas or start from a template to make trip itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters and tournament brackets. The beta is available by waitlist to people aged over 18 in the US; the article notes that some suggested family uses would involve children, but Google has not explained whether the age limit may change.
In short
- Google’s Tabletop uses AI to build shared planning tools.
- Groups can collaborate through an invite link.
- The US beta is waitlist-only for adults over 18.
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