AI has a collaboration problem. Docs solves it.
Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is where AI and teams get their best work done together. Bring your docs, data, and AI into one place that is always up to date and connected to the work your team is doing.
Whether it's personal notes, project briefs, launch trackers, or custom apps, Docs gives you the building blocks to create and collaborate across everything you need for work. New, built-in AI takes collaboration further. It doesn’t just chat, but creates, maintains, and acts on your team’s work.
Docs gives your team one surface to collaborate on every kind of work:
* Knowledge Hubs: A single source of truth that stays updated automatically. Built-in AI means when your team has questions, they get answers—not just search results.
* Project Management: One place where your team's entire project lives. Keep briefs, project trackers, and content connected in one flexible space.
* Workflows: From approval processes and intake forms to interactive dashboards, Docs makes it easy to create and manage the workflows your team runs on.
* Collaborative Docs: Everything you'd expect from a doc, plus components built for teamwork—voting, reactions, charts, and more.
With the Docs mobile app, you can stay connected and collaborate from anywhere:
* Access, edit, and update your work with just a few taps, wherever you are.
* Make your voice heard with comment threads, reactions, and voting that live right alongside your content.
* Find what you need quickly by searching across all your docs and pages.
* Bookmark, hide, or navigate between pages while enjoying a full-screen reading experience within any doc.
Superhuman Docs brings together the flexibility of documents, the structure of spreadsheets, the power of apps, and built-in AI into one collaborative surface. The mobile app keeps you connected from wherever you work.
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!
Andra Vomir
Love the new Superhuman docs app!
This app is the worst thing about Coda
ptata12345
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.
Love Coda, but not the app
Lobarre
This is tough because I really love Coda. I’ve been using it daily for years (on my laptop) and have been a paid subscriber for a couple years now. So I’m definitely rooting for them! But the user experience of the iPhone app consistently gets in the way of it being great. I’ve built docs for other people to use several times (and in doing so have onboarded a ton of new users), but they always complain because they can’t get it to work properly on their phone when they need it - which is the whole point of having an app-like experience for the doc. For example, people want to use it to track their hours worked while in the field. But the Coda app won’t even load so they end up having to write everything down on paper and then put it into the Coda doc later at their computer. And I experience the same thing myself. This problem does not persist with either of the two primary competing apps. I’m not even complaining about the limited functionality of the iPhone app. It’s just that it simply won’t even open 90% of the time.
- Fixed a sign-in loop some accounts hit when two-factor verification was required; you'll now see a clear "Verification required" message instead of getting bounced back to sign-in repeatedly.
- Fixed an issue where tapping Share in the document header while comments were open could open sharing behind the comments panel instead of on top.
- Improved swiping between comment threads: the pager no longer jumps or reshuffles mid-swipe, the sheet height stays steady across threads of different lengths, and reply/resolve controls no longer flicker or appear on dead-end threads.
- Comments now show @-mentions and links in blue, support tapping through to referenced pages, tables, rows, and views, and let you @-reference pages, tables, and rows directly from the composer, including a "Share doc?" prompt when you mention someone who doesn't yet have access.
- Fixed a layout issue where Advanced Settings toggles in Share cards could overlap their labels on iOS 18; Help Center links now open in your browser instead of routing through sign-in.
Version 2.0.6
The developer, Coda Project, Inc, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
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Information
Seller
Coda Project, Inc
Size
23.2 MB
Category
Productivity
Compatibility
Requires iOS 18.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 18.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 18.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 15.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
