Plans built together
Google introduced its Tabletop collaboration experiment on November 11. Users can add links, files and ideas, then prompt @tabletop or choose a template to build trip itineraries, dinner polls, expense splitters or tournament brackets.
Google describes sharing an invitation link so others can use the space simultaneously. That is the announced workflow, rather than a hands-on test of generated plans.
Who can join?
The initial rollout is through a waitlist for people aged 18 or older in the United States. Apply through the official Labs entry point. Joining the list should not be treated as an immediate invitation or confirmed account access.
What remains unspecified
The announcement gives no general-access date, wait time, pricing or rollout schedule for other countries. It identifies an experiment, without promising permanent Google Workspace inclusion. Signup and workspace generation were not tested.
