TableSix

TableSix Support

Updated September 26, 2026

TableSix is an iPhone app for hosting small, in-person gatherings: one table for six people (you plus five guests) on a set date at a real place. Think poker night, a board-game evening, a supper club, a workshop, a coffee meetup or a walk. TableSix is for adults 18 and older and isn't a dating app. It's made by Align AI Studio.

Contact us

Email hello@builtbyalignai.com. For refunds, include the order number from your receipt. For a report about a person or a table, the in-app Report option is fastest.

Frequently asked questions

What does it cost to host a table?

Hosting a gathering has a one-time $20.00 host fee per table, paid to Align AI Studio through PayPal on the web. It's like booking a venue or paying an event hosting fee: it covers organizing that one in-person gathering, admitting up to five guests, sharing the venue address with seated guests and handling reports for that event. There's no subscription and no in-app purchase. Joining a table as a guest doesn't cost anything in the app.

How do refunds work?

If you cancel your table 24 hours or more before the start time, the $20.00 host fee is refundable. Email hello@builtbyalignai.com within 30 days of the table date with the order number from your receipt. Approved refunds go back to your original PayPal payment method, usually within 5–10 business days. Cancellations less than 24 hours before the start aren't refundable, except where the law requires it. The full rules are in our Terms of Use: Refunds and cancellations.

How do guests pay for seats?

Hosts choose free seats or a seat price (up to $500). Guests pay the host directly, outside TableSix, however the two of you agree. TableSix doesn't collect, hold or refund seat payments and takes no cut.

What's the difference between private and public tables?

Private tables (the default) can only be found with their join code, so you decide who gets it. Public tables also appear in the Discover tab for people nearby. Discover shows the area and city, the date, the seat price, seats left, and the host's first name and profile photo, but never the street address or the join code.

How do join requests work?

On a public table, a guest taps Request to join. The host sees the request (name and profile photo, if added) and taps Approve or Decline. Approved guests get a seat and the street address. A declined guest can't ask again for that table. Hosts can instead set a public table to Anyone can join, so guests get a seat right away. Guests can withdraw a request any time.

Why does TableSix only use my approximate location?

Location is optional. You can enter a 5-digit zip code or tap Use my approximate location. The app asks iOS only for approximate location, rounds it on your iPhone to about 7 miles, and sends only that rounded point. Your precise location is never used or stored. You can change or remove your area in Settings.

How do I report or block someone?

Tap the ••• button on a table, on a person in the guest list, or on a join request, then choose Report or Block. Reports go to our moderators, who review them within 24 hours and can remove tables, remove profile photos and ban people who break the rules. Blocked people are hidden from you in both directions, including in Discover and join requests. You can unblock people in Settings > Blocked people.

How do I delete my data?

In the app, go to Settings > Your data > Delete my data. This deletes your display name, profile photo, zip code or area, Sign in with Apple link, join requests, the tables you've joined and the people you've blocked from our servers, anonymizes reports you've sent, cancels upcoming tables you host and signs your iPhone out. It can't be undone. If you no longer have the app, email hello@builtbyalignai.com with your display name (and a table code if you have one) and we'll delete it within 30 days.

No. Sign in with Apple is optional and only asks for your first name (never your email). It lets your tables move with you to a new iPhone. You can also use TableSix as a guest with just a display name.