Anthropic launched Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets in beta on November 10, 2026, and made Claude Data generally available. The company's official X account announced the same evening that these three tools began rolling out today.
According to the official announcement, the aim is to keep the board, table and data in the same place without copying Claude's output to another application. The team and Claude can continue working on the same file. When ready, it is also possible to transfer the work to shared tools.
What exactly does Claude Sheets do?
When you want a campaign tracking table or recruitment budget, Claude can set up a table with tabs, formulas, formatting and drop-down lists. When you make changes to a cell, it frames each edit so you don't have to look for what changed. When you share the table, you, your teammates and Claude can work on the same file.
Anthropic clearly states that this is still a basic painting experience. According to the help center, a table can hold up to 100,000 cells; Pivot table, macro and PDF export are not available for now. When full Excel power is needed, you can import the file as .xlsx or CSV or switch to Claude for Excel. It's also possible to port it to Airtable, Asana, monday.com and Smartsheet.
What do Whiteboards and Data bring to the table?
Claude Whiteboards lets you talk a messy plan onto a board. Claude is able to turn this conversation into a timeline with owner and dates. For example, in a retrospective meeting, everyone adds notes, and Claude groups the notes by theme and drafts a work item for each person. When finished, it can be turned into a wooden document or presentation, if you wish, into Lucid, Miro or Vani by Zoho.
Claude Data is the new name of Claude Dashboards, which was released in beta in October and is available for general use as of today. It can connect to data sources such as Amazon Redshift, BigQuery, ClickHouse, Databricks and Snowflake and create dashboards, written summaries or short narrated videos. Approved queries and live sharing are still in beta. In live sharing, even if your colleague does not have access to the connector, he can see the current numbers you approve and cannot run any other queries with your authority. Amplitude, Mixpanel, Omni, PostHog and Sigma are also among the official partners.
Is Claude Meetings also open today?
However, official written announcements say Claude Meetings is "coming soon" and this tool does not appear on the company's official beta list. Based on the event in San Francisco, The Verge and TechCrunch wrote that Meetings is available in beta on Team and Enterprise plans, and that it initially works with Google Meet. This difference is important: while the three tools are officially released today, the company's own text for Meetings and the press narrative do not yet coincide.
Who can use it, how much is the price?
Whiteboards, Sheets and Data are included in all paid plans. Also, according to the official price page, Pro costs $20 per month, or $17 per month if paid annually ($200 upfront). Tax may not be added to these amounts, so the final price in Türkiye may vary. The free plan includes Claude Design, Slides, and Docs; The three new vehicles are not on that list.
In the Team plan, all three tools are turned on by default. In Enterprise, Whiteboards and Sheets are closed by default, while Claude Data is turned on by default on November 19, 2026. Settings can be changed in the Artifacts section under Organization settings. The official announcement describes browser, desktop and mobile support; The help center states that Sheets is currently basic and read-only on mobile.
These steps seem to be an effort to spread Claude outside of software teams, following the Claude Fable 5.2 announcement the day before.
Anthropic's IPO preparations coincide with the same period.
Those who are curious about the side of money and accounts can also take a look at the personal finance feature that the company recently announced.
Here's our take: Claude Sheets can be a real time saver for that simple tracking sheet that's built from scratch each week. It does not remove the finance team's macro and pivot table work from Excel, and Anthropic does not claim this. On the Meetings side, it would not be correct to say "the meeting assistant was launched today" without the official text being clarified.
