Google launches a rival to a thing that exists because Google’s last thing wasn’t good enough https://t.co/vAFoAdMMq0

— Ari Levy (@levynews) September 22, 2020

What I've been working on for the past year:https://t.co/GnvzzLWVQi

Thanks: @prlambert @gabor @jasontoff @agawley

— Tim Gleason (@timg_tweeter) September 22, 2020

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables: https://t.co/sPl9gC415G

— Sarah Perez (@sarahintampa) September 22, 2020

このGoogleの新しいサービス気になるな。
スプレッドシートの活用が進みそうな感じがする。
使ってみよう。https://t.co/M6RXQfoMAr

— こが (@kg_yt7) September 22, 2020

Google is building a basic project tracker, calling it Tables ? https://t.co/FeHhfi5M33 pic.twitter.com/LIFVeM0oSK

— Paul Stamatiou ? (@Stammy) September 22, 2020

It's 2025. Productivity tools have converged. All work is done in a pseudo-spreadsheet/document/workflow/manager/database/kanban board.https://t.co/JoQZsVnUKw

— jenny wen (@jenny_wen) September 23, 2020

Make tracking your work easier than ever with Google Tables https://t.co/ZlfGF8lUOv // There is a whole lot in this release. Wondering why it has to be a “labs” sort of thing—I thought we were all done with that approach. ?

— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) September 22, 2020

Wow, https://t.co/5gjMJUusO7 looks like a cool product that Google will inevitably kill in a couple-three years.

— jacobian (@jacobian) September 22, 2020

Google Tables looks useful. But until it's included in G Suite, we need to assume it is one meeting away from end of life. https://t.co/Mxv20FWhLz

— Ross Kudwitt (@kudwitt) September 22, 2020

? "Tables" by Google looks super interestinghttps://t.co/okWy8qNapR

unfortunately Google invested ~15y into undermining trust in new Google products, by now it probably makes sense to launch most new initiatives as their own brand and companyhttps://t.co/7yYNJK2rpW pic.twitter.com/8MH4gobqMN

— Thomas Schranz ? (@__tosh) September 22, 2020

どういう立ち位置になるのかな…ちょっと見てみよ

Google beta launches Tables in the U.S. https://t.co/lcwR8cRXDH

— タカハシノリアキ#GAS本第2版執筆中！ (@ntakahashi0505) September 22, 2020

#Tables have turned! Google Area 120 launches new collaborate data tool 'Tables' into beta!https://t.co/T6B4wBbfNfhttps://t.co/0eVqDCX4Ojhttps://t.co/IJEmefEdHl

— Charles Maxson (@chasmaxson) September 22, 2020

Did Google just release their version of Airtable? https://t.co/ywZjQanVUD

— Clement Cazalot (@clementc) September 22, 2020

Tables is launching today! We've been working on this for over a year, led by the amazing @timg_tweeter. It's already got a buzz internally, can't wait to see how it does in the wild. It's also the first major launch from my team at Area 120 (thx @gabor!) https://t.co/NmfbK1F9XQ

— Paul Lambert (@prlambert) September 22, 2020

The other day I was thinking how the one thing lacking from G suite was a project/task management layer to make collaboration/coordination much easier and now ...
Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables https://t.co/AlFeTF0YTj /ht @mjcachon

— Aleyda Solis (@aleyda) September 22, 2020

I like it.

Google launches a work-tracking tool and ⁦⁦@airtable⁩ rival, Tables. #nocode @sandboxcommerce https://t.co/4UCOIzxNZP

— Sterling Smith (@SterlingSmith) September 22, 2020

This was inevitable. Pun intended.

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables https://t.co/hH75rRKo36

— Osaretin Victor Asemota (@asemota) September 22, 2020

期待。プロジェクト管理ツールとかナレッジ管理とかまで含めてGoogle系で統一したい

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables | TechCrunch https://t.co/m4PIxOOBkN

— Jun Naito / 内藤 純 (@jonnojun) September 23, 2020

The two things missing in G Suite were visualization tools and workflow tracking. Finally Google Tables has filled that gap! I just tried it, and it looks very promising! https://t.co/omjyv58JRe

— Darpan (@darpanmunjal) September 22, 2020

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables - TechCrunch https://t.co/rfAuPHcMAH

— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) September 23, 2020

"#Google’s… new work-tracking tool, Tables, bots help do things like scheduling recurring email reminders, messaging a chat room when new form submissions are received, moving tasks to other people’s work queues, or updating tasks when statuses change." https://t.co/wOA46tQjQp

— Amber Mac (@ambermac) September 22, 2020

まじAirtable笑 Google Area 120知らなかった / Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables https://t.co/T3mUJVYhz7

— Kazz Yokomizo (@kazzyokomizo) September 23, 2020

G Suiteの自動化ツール

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables | TechCrunch https://t.co/My0VsKRVMt

— 田中友尋@Web解析・オンラインマーケッター (@tomotana) September 23, 2020

Google launches Tables, a work-tracking tool that can set task-based email reminders, send messages when forms are submitted, manage task queues, and more https://t.co/muS43lwAju pic.twitter.com/EvBuBUrekx

— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) September 22, 2020

Building an AirTable competitor makes sense for G Suite but less sense as a standalone product from an incubator within the company since it implies you don't get compliance benefits and it's clearly a hobby as opposed to a fully supported project. https://t.co/PLHtfkYepL

— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) September 22, 2020

Just started using Tables, an experimental new Google product.

It's for work tracking, and has some nice templates, bots for event-driven actions, and various import mechanisms.

I'm going to use it for my backlog management.https://t.co/vrr36q6dz8 pic.twitter.com/QLVbrs2vAc

— Richard Seroter (@rseroter) September 22, 2020

Hey @QuinnyPig and @killedbygoogle what's the over/under on the total life of Tables? https://t.co/nfJJuevtTq

— Brendan "gif thought leader" O’Leary (@olearycrew) September 22, 2020

Google launches a work-tracking tool and Airtable rival, Tables https://t.co/wohANvwhe3 via @techcrunch #NoCode

— Jeremy Corman (@JeremC) September 22, 2020