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Big Table Energy: A Status Update

August 30, 2026 · Lee

We've been quiet lately, and it's for the best possible reason: we've been heads-down building. But a few things just happened that are too good not to share, so pull up a chair.

We're officially on Google Play

Tabletop Together is registered, listed, and working its way through the testing pipeline — which means the days of "just trust me, it's a real app" are behind us. The robots at Google have inspected our work and found us acceptable. We're as surprised as you are.

App Store, you're next

Our iOS friends: we haven't forgotten you. We know you're out there, politely raising your hands. The Apple paperwork machine is warming up, and we'll have news for you soon. Bring snacks; their line moves at its own pace.

We moved

The app didn't even notice. Behind the scenes, we completed a full migration to brand-new hardware — new servers, new database cluster, the works. If everything went right, you noticed absolutely nothing, which is the highest compliment infrastructure can receive. (If you did notice something, we've also spent this stretch squashing bugs with genuine enthusiasm, so tell us.)

And honestly? The traction has floored us

So many of you are signing up, ready to join tables and build game nights than we ever penciled into the optimistic column of the spreadsheet. Every single one of you who's kicked the tires, filed feedback, or dragged three friends into the mix: thank you. You're the reason this thing exists.

Here's the part we actually care about

We're not trying to build an app you tolerate. We're trying to build the thing that gets more games off your shelf and more chairs filled at your table — finding local players, planning nights that actually happen, and skipping the group-chat scheduling purgatory we've all lived in. An experience players can genuinely use, not just download and forget.

So as we close in on beta...

Play with it. Break it (gently). Tell us what's missing, what's clunky, and what you'd show off to a friend. The roadmap from here gets written by the community — we've got plenty of ideas of our own, but yours are the ones that matter.

More soon. Until then — roll well, shuffle thoroughly, and may your rules disputes be brief.

— The Tabletop Together team

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