Google Labs' Tabletop lets groups describe a shared tool and have AI build it

Google has launched Tabletop, a Google Labs experiment in which users drop links, files and ideas into a shared space and prompt an AI to generate a custom interactive tool, such as a trip itinerary, dinner poll, or expense splitter. The generated tools are meant to be used by a whole group at once, similar to a shared document, and Google is targeting casual coordination like family trips, recreation leagues and potlucks rather than enterprise work. Access is currently limited to a US waitlist for adults aged 18 and over, and Google has not announced pricing, a launch date or an expansion timeline. Commentators note it is still an early experiment whose reliability and scope for more complex requests remain unproven. The age restriction may conflict with its family-focused examples, though The Verge suggests it could be lifted after testing, which Google has not confirmed.