👰 Your wedding seating chart shouldn't require a PhD in family politics. Tablex gives you a visual canvas to drag and drop tables, chairs, dance floors, and stages - so you can see exactly who's sitting where before the big day. Round tables, rectangles, labeled seats, the works. Keep the feuding aunties apart and the single friends together. Works for conferences, galas, and any event where seating drama is real.

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Hey PH! 👋 I'm Eric and I built Tablex because I watched my friend spend an entire weekend rearranging names on sticky notes for her wedding seating chart. She ended up in tears twice, arguing with her partner multiple times - over seating 🤯 That felt like a problem a simple drag-and-drop tool could solve. So I built one. With Tablex you get a visual canvas where you place round tables, rectangle tables, chairs, dance floors, bars, stages — basically your entire venue layout. Label every seat, move things around in seconds, and actually see your floor plan instead of staring at a spreadsheet. It's built for weddings first, but it works for any event — conferences, galas, dinners, you name it. I'd love to hear: - What was your worst seating arrangement experience? - Any features you'd want to see next? Happy to answer any questions! 🪑

Love the 'family politics' angle—seating drama is definitely a real thing! Does Tablex allow us to color-code guests or tables to help visually separate those 'feuding aunties'?

@linapok You just gave me my next feature request!

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Love the 'family politics' angle—seating drama is definitely a real thing! Does Tablex allow us to color-code guests or tables to help visually separate those 'feuding aunties'?

@linapok You just gave me my next feature request!

Tablex

Solve "who should seat where at my wedding" with drag-n-drop

Solve "who should seat where at my wedding" with drag-n-drop