Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda)

Superhuman Docs, formerly Coda, is the AI layer built into Superhuman's all-in-one collaborative workspace that combines documents, spreadsheets, and application-building capabilities. It serves product teams, marketing organizations, and operations groups that need AI assistance embedded directly in their working environment rather than in a separate tool. The product is owned by Superhuman, the company formerly named Grammarly, which acquired Coda in 2024 and rebranded it as Superhuman Docs. It is used by over 50,000 teams including Qualtrics, Uber, and The New York Times. The AI capabilities span three core areas. AI chat lets teams ask questions across their entire workspace content and connected integrations, surfacing answers from docs, tables, and external tools in a conversational interface. AI columns process entire datasets at scale, turning classification, extraction, summarization, and content generation into automated column operations that run across hundreds or thousands of rows rather than requiring one-off prompts. Writing assistance handles drafting, editing, summarizing, and commenting on content with context awareness across the workspace. The workspace connects to over 600 tools through its Packs ecosystem. Select Packs offer deep bidirectional sync with platforms like Salesforce, Jira, Slack, Google Calendar, GitHub, HubSpot, and Figma, so changes flow both directions without manual updates. However, many Pack connectors are community-built with varying reliability, and data refresh is limited to daily on the Pro plan. There is no native integration with Microsoft 365 applications. A Docs MCP server lets external AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor connect directly into the workspace to create docs, update tables, and run projects, with the results landing back in Docs for the team to edit and collaborate on. Pricing follows a Doc Maker billing model where only users who create docs and pages pay, while editors who view and interact with existing docs are always free. All prices are USD. The Free tier includes unlimited pages for unshared docs with limited AI credits. Pro costs $12 per Doc Maker per month billed annually ($15 monthly) with expanded AI credits and daily Pack data refresh. Business costs $33 per Doc Maker per month billed annually ($40 monthly) with additional AI credits, unlimited automations, and cross-doc functionality. Enterprise is custom-quoted through sales with dedicated support and advanced security controls. Teams that need a standalone AI research tool rather than a workspace platform should evaluate Claude or Perplexity AI instead. Organizations embedded in the Microsoft ecosystem will find Microsoft 365 Copilot provides tighter native integration with Word, Excel, and Teams at $30/mo. Teams that need a lightweight personal knowledge base without collaboration overhead should consider NotebookLM, which is free and focused on document grounding. For teams that want AI workspace capabilities with stronger project management features, Notion AI offers a comparable feature set at $10/mo with a different organizational model built around databases and linked pages. As of Q3 2026, Coda has been rebranded as Superhuman Docs under Superhuman, the company formerly named Grammarly. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications with GDPR and CCPA compliance. AI data training operates on an opt-out model configurable in account settings, and a Docs MCP server has been added for external AI tool access. The product continues to operate with its own docs-and-tables workspace, Doc Maker pricing, and development focus, with recent updates expanding AI credit allocations and the MCP integration.