Google Tables: What It Was & What It Did Google Tables (Beta) was Google’s hybrid spreadsheet-database / work-tracking tool launched via Area 120, designed to help teams organize, track, and automate workflows without heavy technical overhead. It had features like: These made it a go-to for people who needed more than a spreadsheet, but less complexity than a full-blown database platform. The Shutdown: What’s Changing Google has announced that Tables will no longer be supported after December 16, 2025, and all workspaces are already in read-only mode. Key points to know: This means it’s time to plan your transition now, not later. Introducing MicroDB MicroDB is a no-code data application builder designed to give you the same flexibility you loved in Tables—plus more. In short: MicroDB gives you the ease of a spreadsheet-database hybrid with the power of a no-code platform built to last. Why Switch to MicroDB How to Migrate from Google Tables to MicroDB Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late Google Tables users face a hard stop in December 2025. Waiting until then risks scrambling at the last …