Great with Claude
I haven’t used an app like this before, and I cannot speak to the experience of those primarily using it on iOS. But the connector through Claude is fantastic. I use docs to serve as a meta-brain for my Claude projects to talk to each other and keep up to speed. Can’t praise it enough.
Love the rebrand!
Love the new Superhuman docs app!
This app is the worst thing about Coda
I love Coda, but this app is just absolutely terrible. It’s so bad it borders on not usable. Please fix this. You’re killing us.
Listen to your users!
Update 7/30/26:
I have always been a huge advocate of Coda, and feel it is by far more superior than Notion. However, I do want to say that in the past few years, Coda seems to be more concerned about profit than innovation. The mobile app continues to be a prime example. Despite being the superior platform, Coda’s mobile app remains useless. While Notion’s mobile app pretty much gives you access to the exact same features as its desktop app, such as creating and editing formula fields, Coda’s mobile app only lets you view and edit text. (You can’t even create filtered views!)
Yes, I realize Coda is now Superhuman Docs. But the rebranding has done nothing for the platform itself other than a new name. In fact, the brief roadmap shared on the Superhuman blog does not even mention the mobile app. And this is despite the fact that the entire world lives and breathes off their phone…
Sometimes I think Superhuman Docs (fine, I’ll give in) likes to make things more complicated than necessary. Even the new name, Superhuman Docs, gives me a headache — it’s less catchy, more difficult to say or type, and just doesn’t quite roll out correctly on the tongue.
I truly hope the new Superhuman Docs (gosh that’s annoying to say) team will start to focus on their greatest advocates — the user community. Just remember, you can put millions into winning those Enterprise accounts, but if their users aren’t happy, the client won’t be either.
I am still rooting for you guys.
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Coda's web product is brilliant, but the mobile app is trailing behind competitors like Notion in terms of feature parity. The mobile experience lacks the limitless formula customizations and multiple views that make Coda great. It feels like the main user base is being neglected in favor of niche versions like the Intune app. The new parent company (Superhuman/Grammarly) has major potential here—please stop neglecting the core mobile experience!
I have always been a huge advocate of Coda, and feel it is by far more superior than Notion. However, I do want to say that in the past few years, Coda seems to be more concerned about profit than innovation. The mobile app continues to be a prime example. Despite being the superior platform, Coda’s mobile app remains useless. While Notion’s mobile app pretty much gives you access to the exact same features as its desktop app, such as creating and editing formula fields, Coda’s mobile app only lets you view and edit text. (You can’t even create filtered views!)
Yes, I realize Coda is now Superhuman Docs. But the rebranding has done nothing for the platform itself other than a new name. In fact, the brief roadmap shared on the Superhuman blog does not even mention the mobile app. And this is despite the fact that the entire world lives and breathes off their phone…
Sometimes I think Superhuman Docs (fine, I’ll give in) likes to make things more complicated than necessary. Even the new name, Superhuman Docs, gives me a headache — it’s less catchy, more difficult to say or type, and just doesn’t quite roll out correctly on the tongue.
I truly hope the new Superhuman Docs (gosh that’s annoying to say) team will start to focus on their greatest advocates — the user community. Just remember, you can put millions into winning those Enterprise accounts, but if their users aren’t happy, the client won’t be either.
I am still rooting for you guys.
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Coda's web product is brilliant, but the mobile app is trailing behind competitors like Notion in terms of feature parity. The mobile experience lacks the limitless formula customizations and multiple views that make Coda great. It feels like the main user base is being neglected in favor of niche versions like the Intune app. The new parent company (Superhuman/Grammarly) has major potential here—please stop neglecting the core mobile experience!
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Really bad
App consistently fails to open. Old program used to be amazing, this one is unusable… such a shame, it used to be amazing
