Google is testing a new AI service called Tabletop that will let you create your own interactive tools with prompts, without writing code. It's primarily designed for everyday tasks that need to be coordinated with other people, so you can use it with friends or family, like a shared Google Docs document.
Google is testing a new AI service called Tabletop that will let you create your own interactive tools with prompts, without writing code. It's primarily designed for everyday tasks that need to be coordinated with other people, so you can use it with friends or family, like a shared Google Docs document.
This was reported by Google Labs.
For example, Tabletop can create:
a trip planner where friends will plan an itinerary together;
voting to decide where to go for dinner;
a tool for calculating shared costs;
a table of household chores;
tournament grid for friendly competitions.
Once you create a space, you can share it via a link in a group chat, and everyone you invite will be able to use it at the same time. Tabletop will look similar to task management services like Asana or Monday, but will be focused primarily on everyday tasks with friends and family.
Tabletop is currently available in beta via a waitlist. Only users in the US aged 18 and over can join.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that Google allowed users to create their own applications on Android using AI and install them on a smartphone without publishing them on Google Play. This allows you to share such programs with a small circle of friends and relatives, without opening access to everyone.
