Superhuman Docs

Superhuman Docs is the product formerly known as Coda. In October 2025, Grammarly rebranded as Superhuman and folded Coda into its suite, and on July 8, 2026 the doc editor took the name Superhuman Docs and moved to docs.superhuman.com. Existing Coda docs, tables, Packs, automations, and formulas keep working, so the change is a rename and redesign rather than a rebuild.

Think of it as an all-in-one workspace rather than a plain editor. The core idea hasn't shifted: a doc here can do more than hold text. You drop a table into a page, wire it to a button, connect it to outside apps, and the page starts acting like a small app. That flexibility is why teams use it for project trackers, content calendars, and lightweight internal tools that would otherwise live in three separate products.

The biggest constraint is the pricing model. Superhuman Docs bills per Doc Maker, and only Doc Makers can create docs, create pages, and use the AI features. Editors and viewers cost nothing, which keeps large teams cheap, but anyone who needs to build has to be on a paid seat.

Getting Started

1. Sign up at docs.superhuman.com with an email address or a Google account; existing Coda accounts log in with their current credentials.
2. Create a doc and pick a template, or start from a blank page and add a table for structured data.
3. Bring in your team by sharing the doc link, then assign Doc Maker, Editor, or Viewer roles as needed.
4. Build the workflow: add buttons, connect Packs, and write formulas so the doc updates itself.
5. Publish or share the doc, or turn on the AI features to draft text and generate table rows.