Superhuman Docs
Verified Oct 16, 2026 DiscontinuedBought by Grammarly and relaunched as Superhuman Docs on 8 July 2026; coda.io redirects to superhuman.com Other discontinued tools
Coda, renamed Superhuman Docs after the Grammarly deal: documents with live tables, buttons, automations and an AI assistant.
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Pricing
- Pricing model
- Freemium
The Coda pricing URL now redirects to the Superhuman plans page, which rendered in euros for us: Free, Pro at 12 euros per member per month billed annually (15 monthly), Business at 33 (40 monthly), Enterprise on quote, with Docs included in each tier. The free Docs plan has limited pages and objects in shared docs, a low automation quota, 1GB attachments per doc, 7-day version history and a limited AI trial. No USD figure was visible, so no entry price is recorded.
Use tool ↗About Superhuman Docs
Superhuman Docs is Coda under its new name: a document that behaves like a small application, with tables that sync across pages, buttons, formulas and automations that replace single-purpose trackers, and an AI assistant that drafts text, summarises and fills table columns at scale. Packs and two-way sync connect it to Jira, Salesforce, Asana and hundreds of other tools, there is a public API, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and an MCP connection for ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor. Grammarly bought Coda, the combined company took the Superhuman name, and the product was rebranded on 8 July 2026; existing customers keep their plans unless they join the Superhuman bundle. The free tier is real but limited, and paid pricing has moved to per-member bundle plans listed on the Superhuman site.
- API
- Yes
- Last verified
- Oct 16, 2026
Verified sources
- Home page: 'Coda is now Superhuman Docs', recent acquisition by Grammarly, docs with synced tables, buttons, automations, AI chat and AI column, 600+ integrations, iOS and Android apps, public API v1; copyright Superhuman Docs (15 October 2026)coda.io ↗
- Superhuman Suite plans rendered in euros: Free, Pro 12 per member per month annually or 15 monthly, Business 33 or 40, Enterprise custom; Docs included in each tier; free Docs limits on shared docs, automations, 1GB attachments, 7-day history and a limited AI trial (15 October 2026)superhuman.com ↗
- Legal notices list CODA, GRAMMARLY and SUPERHUMAN among the trademarks of Superhuman Platform Inc. (15 October 2026)superhuman.com ↗
- Docs product page: MCP connection for ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor, 800+ integrations, 'Try Docs for free' (15 October 2026)superhuman.com ↗
Is Superhuman Docs legit?
We don’t label tools safe or unsafe. Below are the records we checked ourselves, each with the date we read it.
- TLS certificate
- Issued by Amazon, valid until Jan 9, 2027Seen in our own connection to the site, before our last check on Oct 16, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 16, 2026The site now redirects elsewhere; we list the tool as acquired
- Operated by
- Superhuman Platform Inc., United StatesOur research, card verified Oct 15, 2026
Pros & cons of Superhuman Docs
Coda was the doc-as-database idea done well, and the product under the Superhuman Docs name is still that: tables, buttons and automations inside a page, now with an assistant that fills columns and an MCP hook for Claude and ChatGPT. What changed in 2026 is the vendor, the name and the price list - Grammarly bought it, the bundle pricing is per member on the Superhuman site, and the old per-Doc-Maker model survives only for grandfathered customers. It remains the right pick for teams who want a lightweight internal tool without Airtable's rigidity, and the wrong one for anyone who needs plain documents or a vendor whose roadmap is settled.
Pros
- Tables sync across docs and pages, with buttons, formulas and automations in the same canvas
- AI assistant drafts, summarises and runs over table columns rather than just chat
- Public API, mobile apps and an MCP connection for ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor
- Hundreds of integrations with two-way sync to Jira, Salesforce and Asana
Cons
- Pricing moved to the Superhuman site and is shown per member in local currency; the help centre with plan details blocks automated access
- Free tier limits shared docs, automations and version history to 7 days
- Rebrand and acquisition in the same year leave the product roadmap unsettled
- Legal pages name Superhuman Platform Inc. without an address or country
Best for
- Ops and product teams building trackers, hubs and light internal apps from one document
- Teams that want AI to summarise and fill table columns inside the doc they already use
- Companies already buying Grammarly or Superhuman Mail who can take the bundle
Not for
- Teams who want a plain writing tool; the table and formula layer is the point
- Buyers who need a stable price list, since the per-member bundle replaced the per-Doc-Maker model in July 2026
Watch out: The product was listed as Coda; it has been Superhuman Docs since 8 July 2026. Existing Coda customers keep their old plan only until they connect the workspace to the Superhuman bundle, after which the per-member pricing applies.