Getting started
Pick your first Starter Table
Fourteen ready-made tables set up the seats, roles and a first goal. Change anything afterwards.
RoundSeat is in early access. These guides are for hosted tables; screens may change as we build.
A Starter Table is a ready-made setup: which seats to fill, what each one does, and a first goal to try. It's a starting point, not a lock-in. You can add or remove seats, reorder them, and change a thread's seat order and lead with the Order button on that thread. The table-wide lead is under Agents.
The fourteen Starter Tables
- General helper: a writer, a researcher and a reviewer, ready for whatever you ask, at work or at home. Starts with one small, draft-only job.
- Home-services contractor: catch up on reviews, plan a seasonal promo, follow up on leads.
- Salon & beauty: rebook reminders, a week of posts, review replies.
- Restaurant & food: weekly specials, an online-order push, review replies.
- Agency: onboarding checklist, weekly client report, content calendar.
- Solo founder & creator: repurpose this week's content, draft the newsletter, answer one research question.
- Back office: invoice reminders, a receipts summary and this week's cash note.
- Creator studio: video ideas, scripts and captions checked against your voice before anything goes up.
- Developer & builder: a bug triaged, a plan written and a change reviewed by a second assistant before you merge.
- Freelancer & consultant: a proposal, a client update and invoices drafted for you.
- GoHighLevel operator: slow follow-up found, replies drafted, and every change to a client account waiting for your OK.
- Nonprofit & community group: volunteer shifts, event plans and donor thank-yous.
- Personal life admin: the family calendar sorted, a trip outlined and the monthly budget checked.
- Student & learner: a study plan for your next test, practice questions and plain-English explanations.
How to pick one
- On the first screen, look for Help me pick, or click See all to browse every starter.
- Choose the one closest to your work. Close enough is fine.
- Fill the seats with the assistants you already use. The first assistant you seat leads.
- Run the first goal it suggests, so you see a full thread from plan to approval.
Not sure? Click Skip for now and add one assistant by hand. You can come back to the starters later.
Last updated 2026-10-10