Can Onnie work on Tables?

Yes. The help can read and update the same rows you do, so the facts stay in the place.

When should I use a Table instead of a Page?

Use a Table for structured rows and links. Use a Page for long writing.

What’s doneProduct

Tables

Lists and records that stay in the room

Guest lists, inventories, anything with rows — here, not a sheet in another tab.

Spreadsheets that don’t talk

Every tool gets its own grid. The help can’t fill a list that lives somewhere else. Without links, “the database” is just tabs that never join.

Tables you and Onnie can fill

Linked records in the room. You write rows; the help writes rows. Relations connect lists so the work has one set of facts — including fields that look up, roll up, or draft.

lists that linkPoint rows at other lists — not isolated sheets.
fields that helpLookup, formula, and fields the help can draft.
the help can fill themAdd and update rows in the same place.

Guest list

table

textreferencelookupai fieldformularollup

Linked · RSVPsreference · lookup · rollup

Ava · RSVP 2 seats · long table

More of what’s done

FormsA public link that fills your lists

PagesWriting that stays in the room

CanvasBoards the room can open and use

ImagesPictures you keep and revise

Product overviewSee how it works.

Common questions

Durable lists in the room — fields, rows, and links. Not a paste that disappears from chat.

Start working with Onnie See how it works