I need to record safety incidents across our 12 sites — date, site, severity, reporter, and follow-up owner.
Team logs, built by describing them
Say what to record. Fill it in instantly.
Describe what your team keeps re-typing into a sheet — incidents, site visits, certifications, deliverables. TypeTable proposes the table, enforces the rules, and lets everyone add records in plain language. No spreadsheet design. No dev ticket.
Safety incidents
- Date
- Site
- Severity
- Reporter
- Follow-up owner
- Due date
- Status
Severity → Low / Med / High · Due date auto-set to +7 days
Approve & create
Edit fields
Slip at Site 7, Medium, Maria following up — saved.
Not another spreadsheet. Not another weekend development.
Not a generic chatbot
It creates your storage and writes your data — not one-off answers in a thread.
Not a blank spreadsheet
Structure and rules come with the log, not after months of broken formulas.
Not a custom internal app
Operational logging that ships the day the need shows up.
How it works
From intent to shared records in three steps
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Say what to record
Tell TypeTable in everyday language — incidents, site visits, certifications, vendor follow-ups, training hours.
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Review and approve the structure
We propose a name, fields, and validation rules. You tweak or approve. Storage is created on the backend — nothing goes live without you.
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Fill it in instantly
Add records in plain language. Invite teammates to add their own. Validation and time rules apply automatically.
Real use cases
Three teams. Six conversations. Same afternoon.
TypeTable builds the logs your team keeps re-typing. You describe what to record; we generate the table, the fields, and the rules instantly — and give your team a plain-language way to add entries.
People & HR
Performance check-ins
Create table
You
Our management team needs to record employee performance each quarter — employee, manager, rating, goals met, and next steps.
TypeTable
Performance check-ins
Here's the table I'd create:
- Employee
- Manager
- Quarter
- Rating
- Goals met
- Next steps
- Review date
Rating → Below / Meets / Exceeds · Quarter required
Approve
Edit fields
You
Approve
TypeTable
Created. Performance check-ins is live — invite managers whenever you're ready.
You
Jordan Q2 — exceeds expectations, all goals met, discuss promotion path in next steps.
TypeTable
Saved — Jordan, Q2, Exceeds, all goals met.
Enter record
You
Record Sam's performance today
TypeTable
Got it — Sam's check-in. What rating? Below / Meets / Exceeds
You
Exceeds
TypeTable
Goals met this quarter?
You
Yes, all five
TypeTable
Notes for next steps?
You
Schedule 1:1 on promotion timeline
TypeTable
Saved — Sam, Exceeds, all goals met, promotion 1:1 noted.
Field operations
Site inspection visits
Create table
You
Regional supervisors visit 40 retail locations monthly. Log site, visit date, checklist score, issues found, and who owns follow-up.
TypeTable
Site inspection visits
Here's the table I'd create:
- Site
- Visit date
- Score
- Issues
- Follow-up owner
- Due date
Score 0–100 · Due date auto +7 days when issues listed
Approve
Edit fields
You
Approve
TypeTable
Created. Site inspection visits is live.
Enter record
You
Log my visit to Store 14 today
TypeTable
Checklist score? (0–100)
You
92
TypeTable
Any issues found?
You
Signage fix needed at entrance
TypeTable
Who owns follow-up?
You
Carlos by Friday
TypeTable
Saved — Store 14, 92%, signage fix, Carlos by Friday.
Software engineering
Sprint blockers
Create table
You
Our dev teams need to log sprint blockers — team, summary, severity, who's blocked, date raised, and status.
TypeTable
Sprint blockers
Here's the table I'd create:
- Team
- Summary
- Severity
- Blocked
- Raised
- Owner
- Status
Severity → Low / Med / High · Status → Open / Resolved
Approve
Edit fields
You
Approve
TypeTable
Created. Sprint blockers is live — share with your squads.
You
Payments — platform API schema still undefined, High, blocking checkout work, raised Monday, Platform owns it.
TypeTable
Saved — Payments, API schema, High, Open, Platform owner.
Enter record
You
Log a blocker for Infrastructure — stuck waiting on staging deploy access
TypeTable
Severity? Low / Med / High
You
Med
TypeTable
Who's blocked?
You
Me and Priya — can't test the migration
TypeTable
Who should own resolving this?
You
DevOps
TypeTable
Saved — Infrastructure, staging access, Med, Priya blocked, DevOps owner.
Built for every team size
Fast for founders. Controlled for compliance leads.
Same product — different reasons to love it.
You don't need a developer to run the business
- Create logs for clients, shifts, expenses, or events same-day
- Non-technical teammates record with sentences, not column letters
- Replace the shared spreadsheet before it becomes a mess
Client deliverables · volunteer hours · equipment sign-out · sprint blockers
Governed flexibility without another IT project
- Standardize how teams capture operational data
- Field validation, time-bound entry, structure you approve first
- One source of truth — invite contributors, not admin passwords
Compliance logs · safety incidents · field visits · certifications
Capabilities
Structure you approve. Data your team can trust.
Schema from intent, not from a blank grid
Describe the workflow. We propose the table, fields, and rules.
Nothing goes live without you
You approve the schema before storage is created.
Record by sentence
Plain-language entries mapped to the right fields, every time.
Invite contributors, not admins
Teammates add records without touching the underlying schema — and without learning a new tool.
Guardrails built in
Validation, required fields, formats, and time windows.
Grows with the workflow
Start loose. Tighten rules as the process matures — without rebuilding.
Pricing
Plans for every team size.
Pricing is coming soon. Follow us on LinkedIn to get notified at launch.
Free
$0
Pilot the full loop on your own.
- 3 tables
- 50 records per table / month
- 2 collaborators
- Basic validation
Coming soon
Enterprise
Custom
Security, governance, and procurement-ready.
- SSO & SCIM
- Audit logs & export
- Dedicated success manager
- Custom retention & DPA
- On-prem or cloud deployment
Coming soon
FAQ
Common questions
Each approved log gets dedicated storage on our backend. You review the schema before anything is created. Enterprise plans can discuss region and retention requirements with our team.
Yes. Add, rename, or tighten validation in conversation. Existing records keep their history; new rules apply to future entries unless you choose to backfill.
Spreadsheets still need someone to design columns and police formats. TypeTable proposes structure from your intent, enforces rules on every entry, and gives contributors a single plain-language interface.
Invite teammates by email. They add records in natural language without touching the underlying schema. Workspace owners control who can create logs vs. who can only add records.
Coming soon
TypeTable is on the way
We're putting the finishing touches on TypeTable. Follow Hyperjump on LinkedIn and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.
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