# Google Labs launches Tabletop, shared spaces for group plans

Google Labs [launched Tabletop](<https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-labs/tabletop/>), an experiment where a group plans something together in one shared space.

[Source post](https://x.com/i/status/2120549258692882702)

Add links, files and ideas, then prompt `@tabletop` or pick a starter template to generate interactive tabs. Google's examples are trip itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters and tournament brackets. Drop the invite link in your group chat and everyone can use the space at the same time, like a Google Doc. You can ask `@tabletop` to tweak a rule, reshape a tab or build something new.

Each space has a chat with voice notes and threads, the tabs themselves, which are small apps you can also edit in code, and Space Context, which holds shared files, links and the assistant's memories. [That memory stays inside the space](<https://tabletop.google/faq>), and any member can view, edit or clear it.

Tabletop is invite-only and rolling out through [a waitlist](<https://labs.google/tabletop>) to people 18 and older in the U.S., with Google opening new tables every week. It needs a personal Google account, since work and school accounts aren't supported yet. An invite link from an existing member lets you skip the waitlist.

Google may use Tabletop conversations and data to train its AI models unless you opt out. If any member of a space opts out, training is turned off for that space.

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