Last updated 07-30-2026
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Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda)
Superhuman Docs, formerly Coda, is a collaborative workspace where documents double as lightweight apps with tables, formulas, buttons, and automations. Teams use it for writeups, team hubs, product roadmaps, and custom workflows that would otherwise require separate spreadsheets and niche tools. The platform targets product, sales, engineering, and marketing teams at companies ranging from startups to enterprises like Figma, Uber, and DoorDash.
Google Docs handles text and Airtable handles databases, but neither does both in one place with synced tables and personalized views. Superhuman Docs merges doc editing with relational tables and 600+ integrations, so a product roadmap, CRM, or hiring hub can live in a single doc instead of three tools stitched together.
Project managers, sales teams, and engineering leads use Docs AI to build trackers from prompts, summarize content, and run AI columns at scale. Grammarly acquired Coda and rebranded it to Superhuman Docs in 2026, adding enterprise databases, AI Views, and MCP access while keeping coda.io as the domain.
Build writeups, team hubs, trackers, and custom apps inside a single doc
Docs AI creates tables, dashboards, and summaries from natural language prompts
600+ integrations including Slack, Jira, Figma, Google Calendar, and GitHub
Free plan includes collaborative docs, connected tables, and formula automations
Pro plan at $12 per Doc Maker per month billed annually includes unlimited doc size
Business plan at $33 per Doc Maker per month adds databases and unlimited automations
Trusted by 50,000+ teams including Figma, Uber, DoorDash, and The New York Times
Docs behave like apps with relational tables, formulas, buttons, and automations in one place.
Editors and viewers are free; you only pay for Doc Makers who create content.
600+ integrations connect docs to Slack, Jira, Figma, and other team tools.
Template gallery covers product, sales, engineering, design, marketing, and HR workflows.
Rebrand from Coda to Superhuman Docs may confuse existing users searching by the old name.
Free plan limits Docs AI, MCP, and shared doc page counts.
Per-Doc-Maker pricing adds up quickly on large teams where many people create docs.
Steeper learning curve than plain document editors due to formulas and relational tables.
What happened to Coda?
Coda rebranded to Superhuman Docs after Grammarly's acquisition. The product still lives at coda.io and adds enterprise databases, AI Views, and MCP access under the new Superhuman Docs name.
What does Superhuman Docs' free plan include?
Superhuman Docs' free plan costs $0 and includes collaborative docs, connected tables and views, formulas, automations, forms, and limited trials of Docs AI and MCP. Editors and viewers are always free.
How much does Superhuman Docs Pro cost?
Superhuman Docs Pro costs $12 per Doc Maker per month billed annually, or $15 per month on monthly billing. Pro adds unlimited doc size, Docs AI, 30-day version history, and custom branding.
What is Docs AI in Superhuman Docs?
Docs AI is the built-in assistant in Superhuman Docs. Ask it to build trackers and dashboards, refine documents, or surface insights across your workspace. Paid plans include unlimited Docs AI access during beta.
Who pays for Superhuman Docs seats?
Superhuman Docs charges only for Doc Makers who create and manage docs. Editors and viewers are free, and guest editors invited to shared docs are also free.
What integrations does Superhuman Docs support?
Superhuman Docs connects to 600+ tools including Slack, Jira, Figma, GitHub, Google Calendar, Gmail, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Okta. Integration refresh frequency increases on higher plans.