Operations · Docs, files and knowledge
Superhuman Docs
Docs that work like apps, formerly Coda, now part of Superhuman
At a glance
Superhuman Docs is the new name for Coda, rebranded on 8 July 2026 after Coda joined the Superhuman suite alongside Grammarly, Superhuman Mail and Go. It combines documents, tables, buttons and automations so teams can build lightweight apps such as trackers, planners and wikis inside a doc. Existing Coda docs, workflows and plans carry over, and old coda.io links redirect.
- Category
- Docs, files and knowledge
- Best fit
- SME · Mid-market
- Pricing
- See pricing below
- In Adam’s stack
- No
Who Superhuman Docs is best for
Operations, product and startup teams that want to replace a mix of docs and spreadsheets with interactive team hubs, without building custom software. Pick it over Notion when you need more powerful tables, formulas, buttons and integrations (Packs) inside your docs.
Key features
- Docs with relational tables and formulas
- Buttons and automations that trigger actions
- Packs that connect to tools such as Slack, Jira and Gmail
- Templates for team hubs, OKRs and meeting notes
- Docs AI (in beta) for writing and working with table data
- Mac desktop and mobile apps
Why it’s worth it
It lets a non-technical team build working tools such as trackers and approval flows in a doc, which can replace several spreadsheets and point solutions.
Things to consider
- The recent rebrand and bundling with Grammarly and Superhuman Mail mean plans and pricing are in transition
- Building more complex docs has a real learning curve compared with plain document tools
- Docs AI pricing after the beta has not been decided
Superhuman Docs pricing
Pricing as published by Superhuman Docs
Docs is included in Superhuman plans: Free; Pro $12 per member/month billed annually ($15 monthly); Business $33 per member/month billed annually ($40 monthly), adding Superhuman Mail; Enterprise by quote. Existing Coda customers can stay on their current plan and price.
Source: superhuman.com/plans. Checked 8 October 2026. Prices change often, so confirm on the vendor’s site before you buy.
Alternatives to Superhuman Docs
Other tools listed under Docs, files and knowledge. Tools from Adam’s stack are marked.
Google Workspace
In Adam’s stackGmail, Drive, Docs and Sheets with Gemini
SMEMid-marketEnterpriseOutlook, Word, Excel, SharePoint and Copilot
SMEMid-marketEnterpriseNotion
In Adam’s stackDocs, wikis and databases in one workspace
SMEMid-marketEnterpriseConfluence
AustralianTeam wiki from Atlassian
Mid-marketEnterpriseVerified knowledge surfaced where teams work
Mid-marketEnterpriseFile storage and sharing
SMEMid-marketEnterpriseSecure content management for larger organisations
Mid-marketEnterprise
FAQ
Superhuman Docs: common questions
What happened to Coda?
Coda was renamed Superhuman Docs on 8 July 2026 and is now part of the Superhuman suite with Grammarly. Existing docs, workflows and plans carry over, and coda.io links redirect.
How much does Superhuman Docs cost?
Docs is included in all Superhuman plans, from a free tier to Pro at $12 per member per month billed annually and Business at $33. Existing Coda subscribers can keep their current plan and price.
Coda vs Notion?
Coda, now Superhuman Docs, is stronger for building interactive tools with tables, formulas, buttons and automations. Notion is often easier for general wikis and notes.
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