Tables by Google - Tables helps teams easily track & automate tasks

Google’s in-house incubator Area 120 introduced a new work-tracking tool, Tables, which aims to make tracking projects more efficient using automation

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it's not available to check outside US
dang, hopefully they open it up...or...VPN 😅
Airtable all the way.
Why limit it to only the US during the launch? I manage systems for companies based in the US, UK, AU, but can't use it because I am based in India. And I am actively looking for a platform exactly like this to help me build an order management system, TODAY.
Soon. I predict it’s just a soft beta launch. I anticipate broad access shortly as they validate scale.
This looks really great. I personally love Sortd for Gmail as it offer what Tables by Google does but is fully integrated into Gmail, which enables our team to manage both internal and external projects and teamwork.
Yes, Sortd for Gmail has many of these Tables by Google features ... but what makes it different is that is it baked into the fabric of email and makes managing customer-facing work a breeze.
Exciting, however disappointing that it won't be part of the G Suite package as it seems. Also beta restricted to US only is a shame. Yet, pricing seems competitive to Airtable. Hopefully API and integrations will be widely available.
They once had fussion tables. And after some time they stopped it. I had some application build with that and then I had to move everything out and redo my entire apps. If you are going to jump start on with Tables by Google, beware. These people do shit when come to product service.
Pro tip: you can connect this to Zapier using Webhooks. There's a template for it.
Looks like this could be poised to kill Monday.com too.
They'll shut it down next year.
Can't comment on the product as I'm Australian and we're not allowed to play with it. I'm sorry to say this, but I am a little old school and I am getting increasingly concerned about the concentration of technologies within a very small number of very large, and powerful, companies. I'll go with the innovative underdog every time, not the big bully who copies everyone else's ideas. We'll all pay for this one day. Sorry for the downer. I'm actually very positive normally.