Coda
Coda was an all-in-one document tool combining writing, spreadsheets and app-building blocks in a single flexible page. On July 8, 2026, it was rebranded as Superhuman Docs, part of Grammarly's Superhuman product suite, with the same product continuing under a new name and URL (docs.superhuman.com).
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Renamed. Coda was rebranded as Superhuman Docs on July 8, 2026, moving to docs.superhuman.com as part of Grammarly's Superhuman product suite. Existing docs, workflows and API connections continue working, and current users can stay on their existing plans; new customers access it through a Superhuman bundle.
- Pricing
- FreemiumPaid from Existing pricing was retained for current users at the time of the rebrand; new customers access it through a Superhuman bundle
- Open source
- NoProprietary
A good fit for
- Existing Coda users wanting to understand what changed with the Superhuman Docs rebrand
- Researching the history of Coda before it became part of the Superhuman product suite
Not a good fit for
- New customers looking for a standalone "Coda" product to sign up for, since it now operates as Superhuman Docs, generally accessed through a bundle
- Anyone wanting current, official pricing without checking Superhuman's own site directly
Coda pricing
At the time of the July 2026 rebrand, existing users kept their current plans and rates under the new Superhuman Docs name. New customers access Superhuman Docs through a bundle with Superhuman Mail, Grammarly and Go rather than as a standalone product; check Superhuman's current site for pricing.
Prices in USD, checked on 27 September 2026. Current prices on help.superhuman.com.
Main features
- Docs with embedded apps
- Combine writing, spreadsheets and interactive elements like buttons and formulas in one page.
- Automations
- Automate actions within docs based on data changes or triggers.
- Table pages
- A newer feature added as part of the Superhuman Docs rebrand.
- Docs AI
- AI capabilities added as part of the rebrand for working with document content.
About Coda
Coda combined documents, spreadsheets and app-building blocks into a single flexible page, letting users build everything from simple notes to structured project trackers and internal tools without separate software.
It supported formulas, buttons and automations directly within a document, blurring the line between a text document and a lightweight application, similar in spirit to Notion but with a stronger emphasis on spreadsheet-like formulas and structured data.
On July 8, 2026, Grammarly's Superhuman brand rebranded Coda as Superhuman Docs, moving the product to docs.superhuman.com, adding new features like table pages, improved AI capabilities and a desktop app, while keeping existing docs, workflows, API connections and SSO/SCIM configurations functional.
- Made by
- Grammarly (Superhuman)
- Free plan
- Existing free-tier users retained access after the rebrand; check Superhuman Docs for current free tier details
- Available on
- Web, iOS, Android, Desktop app (added as part of the rebrand)
Coda alternatives
Questions about Coda
Is Coda still available?
The product continues under a new name, Superhuman Docs, as of July 8, 2026, at docs.superhuman.com.
Do my existing Coda docs still work?
Yes, existing docs, workflows, API connections and SSO/SCIM configurations continue functioning after the rebrand.
Who owns Superhuman Docs?
Grammarly, through its Superhuman product suite, which also includes Superhuman Mail and Go.
Sources and links
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