Pre-seed · 2026

Local runs on Tabled. Central Indiana first, built to scale nationally.

Tabled is built for a national end market. Central Indiana is the first place to prove useful local density and a repeatable launch playbook.

Illustration: a Midwest downtown at dusk

A national end market

36.2M

U.S. small businesses

99.9%

of U.S. businesses

62.3M

employees

SBA Office of Advocacy, 2025 U.S. Small Business Profile.

First density wedge.

8,123

Marion County

1,497

Tippecanoe County

806

Howard County

10,426

total

2023 Census County Business Patterns. Employer establishments in retail trade, arts and recreation, accommodation and food services, and other services. Market locations, not Tabled listings.

Operating snapshot

Signals before scale.

Measured activity, not a substitute for retention or revenue proof.

461

Tabled-reviewed listings

Live directory count · Refreshed hourly

317

upcoming events

Live public event count · Refreshed hourly

230

active accounts

Google Analytics · Aug 8 to Sep 6, 2026

1,698

organic clicks

Search Console · Aug 8 to Sep 4, 2026

30

recorded transactions

25 orders and 5 bookings · Lifetime first-party counters

As of Sep 7, 2026. Directory records are coverage, not active accounts. Reviewed does not mean owner-claimed or paying. Recorded orders and bookings may include test activity.

The next proof points

What we are proving next.

01

Can one launch market reach useful local density?

02

Do operators see demand and keep the relationship?

03

Can the playbook repeat across adjacent metros?

Density playbook · 01 anchor a zip · 02 invite locals · 03 add adjacent zips · 04 repeat in the next metro

A go-to-market hypothesis we are validating, not a proven acquisition model.

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