What is Superhuman Docs?
Superhuman Docs is the new name of Coda, the platform that brings documents, tables and automations together in a single workspace. On 8 July 2026 Coda became Superhuman Docs and joined the Superhuman suite alongside Grammarly, Mail and Go, while the old Coda AI gave way to Docs AI, currently in beta.
Compared with a text editor or a spreadsheet, it lets you build documents that work like small applications: linked tables, buttons, formulas and automations sit on the same page as the text. That flexibility is what made it popular with teams wanting to replace a scattered set of tools with one shared document, putting it in direct competition with Notion and Airtable.
Main Features
- Docs and tables together: text and structured tables on the same page, which can be linked to each other as in a database
- Multiple views: the same data shown as a table, kanban board, calendar or chart, without duplicating it
- Formulas and buttons: formulas read data from anywhere in the doc, and buttons run actions in one click
- Automations: rules triggered at a set time or when a value changes
- Integrations: connections to services such as Slack, Jira or Google Calendar to sync data into the doc
- Docs AI (beta): the new AI assistant replacing Coda AI, to write and rework content inside the doc
How Does Superhuman Docs Work?
Every doc starts from a blank page or a ready-made template. You write as in a normal editor and, by typing a command, insert tables, buttons, charts or filters. A doc can hold many pages, and a table created on one page can be referenced and filtered on any other.
Docs are shared with the team with edit or view-only permissions, while automations and integrations keep the data up to date without manual work. Docs AI is used inside the same doc; since it is still in beta, its features and usage limits may change over time.
Who is Superhuman Docs for?
- Operations teams managing internal processes, requests and checklists
- Product managers keeping roadmaps and backlogs in a single doc
- Startups wanting custom internal tools without writing code
- Teams already using Grammarly or other products in the Superhuman suite
- Anyone looking for an alternative to Notion or Airtable to combine docs and data
Use Cases
- Product roadmaps with priorities, status and owners
- Company wikis and internal documentation with linked tables
- Project and task tracking with kanban and calendar views
- Meeting notes with a list of action items to assign
- Lightweight CRMs or tracking of job candidates and suppliers
Pricing
Superhuman Docs has a free plan. The Pro plan costs $12 per Doc Maker (the people who create docs) per month billed annually, or $15 billed monthly, while Business costs $33 billed annually and $40 monthly. New customers buy it as part of the Superhuman bundle. The old Coda AI credit system was paused on 6 July 2026, and Docs AI, still in beta, comes with a free usage allowance.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Docs, tables and automations in a single tool
- Free plan to get started, with paid plans charged per Doc Maker
- Lets you build custom internal tools without writing code
Cons:
- Docs AI is still in beta, so its features and limits may change
- New customers have to buy through the Superhuman bundle
- Formulas and automations take some practice to master
Final Verdict
Superhuman Docs remains one of the most flexible tools for bringing docs, data and automations together in one place, and the free plan lets you try it without spending anything. The AI side, however, is very much in transition: if AI is your main reason for choosing it, it is worth waiting for the end of the Docs AI beta, while teams looking for a shared doc that works like an app will already find a mature platform today.