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Coda is now Superhuman Docs — stay, or move to Airtable / Notion?

Coda became Superhuman Docs on 8 Jul 2026. Stay if the one-doc job still fits. Move to Airtable or Notion only if the job changed. Workspace totals are not published yet.

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The Coda name changed and you need a stay-or-move call. You already run ops in that one doc. Superhuman says the docs, tables, Packs, automations, formulas, and plan stay. Stay if that one-doc job still fits. Move only if the daily object is now a relational base or a workspace of pages.

A rename stay-or-move check for one ops job.

  • You already run Coda / Superhuman Docs and need a stay-or-move call after the 8 Jul 2026 rename.
  • You will stay if the one-doc job still fits — not because a name changed.
  • You will not treat a rename as a one-click move to Airtable or Notion.

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What this page tells you. The 8 Jul 2026 rename is not a leave order. Stay if operators still live in one doc. Move to Airtable or Notion only if the job itself changed. Export is not a one-click migrate.

GuideVendor pages accessed 2026-09-18Workspace scorecard

Coda is now Superhuman Docs (Jul 2026). Source: Superhuman — What’s changing: Coda becomes Superhuman Docs.

This page is the rename stay-or-move

The question here is whether the 8 Jul 2026 name change is a reason to leave. Superhuman says the product you know is still here. Stay if operators still live in one doc. Move only if the daily object is now a relational base or a workspace of pages. The longer Airtable compare, the longer Notion compare, and Name one system of record live on those pages.

What changed on 8 Jul 2026

Superhuman’s help article, accessed 2026-09-18, says Coda is now Superhuman Docs. Existing docs, workflows, and the plan stay. Superhuman writes that the product is still here under a new name, and that docs, tables, Packs, automations, and formulas continue to work. The product sits in the Superhuman suite next to Mail, Go, and Grammarly. Existing coda.io links redirect to docs.superhuman.com. Superhuman says this is an evolution, not a replacement — you do not need to move or rebuild.

Source: Superhuman — What’s changing: Coda becomes Superhuman Docs.

A new name is not a new hub. If the one-doc job still fits, stay. If the job is now a relational base or a workspace of pages, the next reads are Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) for small-team ops hubs · Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) for small-team wikis and docs. Name one write path first: Name one system of record for small-team ops.

Stay, or move to Airtable / Notion

Pick A if… Pick B if… Pick C if… Stay if the one-doc job still fits.

Name the hub before you wire other apps: Name one system of record for small-team ops. Pass or defer each automation: What’s worth automating — and what to leave manual.

Export is not a one-click move

Superhuman Docs can copy/paste canvas and tables, download a table as CSV, export a page as PDF, or dump owned docs from Account Settings → Export My Data as.txt and.csv files. Source: Superhuman Docs — export data, accessed 2026-09-18.

That is not a one-click migrate to Airtable or Notion. Formulas, buttons, automations, and Packs do not arrive as a running app. Rebuild the hub, then pass or defer each run on What’s worth automating — and what to leave manual.

Pricing — Superhuman Docs list only

Dated vendor list prices from Superhuman Docs — pricing and plans, accessed 2026-09-18, last re-read on 2026-10-29. Per Doc Maker. Editors and viewers are free.

  • Free. $0 USD.
  • Pro. $12 USD, or $15 when billed monthly.
  • Business. $33 USD, or $40 when billed monthly.
  • Enterprise. Custom. Contact the vendor.

Notion and Airtable list prices are omitted — they were not re-verified on a primary page this pass. Verify those vendors before you buy. Superhuman’s 8 Jul 2026 note says existing Coda pricing and Maker billing stay; that is not a converted dollar.

Product links

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Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda)

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Airtable

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Notion

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Sources

Primary vendor pages. Access date for every citation on this page: 2026-09-18. Workspace totals are not published yet. We do not invent search volumes, testimonials, G2 or Capterra counts, or a converted list.

FAQ

What changed when Coda became Superhuman Docs?

On 8 Jul 2026 Superhuman renamed Coda to Superhuman Docs. Superhuman’s help article says existing docs, tables, Packs, automations, formulas, and Maker billing stay. The product now sits in the Superhuman suite next to Mail, Go, and Grammarly. Existing coda.io links redirect to docs.superhuman.com. That is a rename and product-line move — not a reason to rip out a hub that still fits.

Do I have to migrate because of the rename?

No. Superhuman says you do not need to move or rebuild. Docs keep working. Stay if the hub is still one doc-as-app. Move only if the job now fits Airtable or Notion better. See Coda is now Superhuman Docs — stay, or move to Airtable / Notion?

Should I stay on Superhuman Docs, or move to Airtable or Notion?

Stay on Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) if the one-doc job still fits — writing, tables, buttons, and Packs in the same file. Move to Airtable if the job is now a relational base with views and interfaces. Move to Notion if writing now lives across a workspace of pages. The rename is not a leave order. Longer compares: Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda), Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). Name the hub first on Name one system of record for small-team ops.

Can I export Superhuman Docs to Notion or Airtable in one click?

No. Superhuman Docs export is copy/paste, table CSV, page PDF, or an account-level Export My Data dump of owned docs as.txt and.csv. Formulas, buttons, automations, and Packs do not arrive as a running app in Notion or Airtable. Rebuild the hub, then pass or defer each automation on What’s worth automating.

Does this page publish workspace /500 totals or invent prices?

No. Workspace totals are not published yet. Superhuman Docs list prices on this page are dated vendor figures from superhuman.com/plans/docs only. Notion and Airtable dollars are omitted because they were not re-verified on this pass. This page does not invent savings math and adds no score cells.

Affiliate disclosure

Product links on this page stay official Superhuman Docs, Airtable, and Notion URLs with UTM only — no invented IDs — see Affiliate disclosure and Disclosures.