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Google is shutting down Tables, its Airtable rival

20 corvad 6 9/15/2025, 3:48:17 PM techcrunch.com ↗

Comments (6)

advisedwang · 52m ago

This was always labelled as experimental and this is basically a feature of google sheets now [1]. To me this feels more like a graduation than a failure.

[1] https://support.google.com/docs/answer/14239833?hl=en

alwahi · 1h ago

at this point, it is extremely hazardous to use any google project other than those having billions of users (just to be safe)....

mattnewton · 1h ago

They had an air table rival?

datadrivenangel · 58m ago

Imagine the utopia we would have had if microsoft had kept investing in Access.

umeshunni · 45m ago

Access + Visual Basic 6 was peak enterprise app development utopia.

nomel · 9m ago

I still can’t believe how modern debuggers don’t let you move the current execution point around, especially on python.