Coda Reviews: 4.7/5 — Highly Rated

I love the icons that you can use to make different pages have different personalities

I wish there was a desktop app similar to Notion and other productivity apps.

I use Coda for all sorts of organization - billing, automated tables, tracking of tasks, collaboration with others, etc.

Dynamic tables are an incredible resource for building, maintaining, and using data sources. Coda also makes it easy to collaborate with team members and across xfun projects, while staying organized.

Nothing notable. I wish there were more formatting features sometimes to make things extra pretty but the core functionality is there.

Team collaboration, x-fun collaboration, maintaining and building data sources.

It has tons of possibilities. You can write documentation, create (complex) tables, create pages inside pages, mention people and pages, integrate with miro, google sheets/docs/etc, insert images, links... I think it is the most complete tool I have ever used.

Some features and possibilities are not very clear and intuitive. Although the interface is very user-friendly, you have to figure out how to use certain functions. Like when you 'mention' data from a table on another table and then you cannot edit it because it is from a different table, and then you have to look for that table on every page and subpage until you find it and edit the content you want.

My documentation is now kept all in the same place. It made it easier for other teams in the company to remain updated. It's also a resource everyone can always reach anytime, which is easier because they don't need to ask my team or me for the information they can find there.

Coda is scalable for any need, from simple note-taking to complex project management or inventory tracking. Our business is run almost entirely on Coda and we have no intention of ever changing that.

Performance can start to suffer when you have a lot of rows and/or complex calculations.

Our team manages all of our projects, finances, etc. all in one system. It's simple when you need it but also complex when you need it. The Coda packs are also very helpful in connecting with our other tools like Slack and G Suite.

Love every one of the highlights in Coda, yet my most loved is the capacity to match up different projects into Coda for staying up with the latest data. The help group and local area discussions are likewise incredible assets.

Here and there, the records can become overpowering with an excess of data. That far has worked precisely as arranged, so nothing truly to grumble about.

Coda is helping me and my group share client bits of knowledge in a protected way. We are utilizing it as a venture the board apparatus, and it was useful during remote work.

It is easy to use, has a revision history like Google docs, syncs with Slack, and generally pretty straight forward to onboard someone to

A little clunky with the embedded tables

Cross-team collaboration, company-wide information sharing, codifying information

The ergonomy and infinite options help boost any business

The billing model is a little hard to understand at first

Task management and project planning became easier

My team laughs at me because I try to do EVERYTHING in Coda. I love how collaborative it is, the visual design, connected table views, ability to gather feedback asynchronously, all of it. I'm using Coda to plan my wedding and have turned at least 3 friends onto it who now use it at their companies. Coda is as simple or as complex as you want to make it - that's the beauty.

There are certainly cases where using an excel sheet is a better fit, and there are a few features I'd like to see implemented better (ability to resize graphs, for one), but they are constantly improving and adding new features so I don't have any real dislikes.

We've transferred our enrollment and feedback collection for online courses to Coda as well as all of our team processes (team meetings, tracking documents, OKRs). Our data is central and easy to edit with Coda, and our meetings feel more purposeful and streamlined.

Coda provides me with an endlessly flexible toolbox from which I can effortlessly create everything from simple team notes to robust operational systems to run my business.

Every time I identify something small that could make my experience more productive, Coda rolls out a new feature that addresses it. It feels like enhancements are subtly rolling in every day!

I use Coda as a reservation management platform to handle everything from automated communications, collecting information to viewing key metrics. It's awesome that all the data can be tied back together in one simple place, connecting back to planning tools like our task manager and employee database. With Packs, Coda allows for even more opportunity to connect to the few other tools used to run the business.

Coda is a combination of google docs, spreadhseet and also the ability to customize and build entire apps. The usage of this tool is very extensive, very good for different use cases.

What I dislike about Coda are some features regarding the ability to easily link tables between to different docs, and also the fact that it could be easier to copy and past the conditional format between tables, it would cut back the manual work.

Coda in an organisation with around 80 people allowed us to get collaborative in a span of customized documents. As an example, we have a remote document for people to check in every day and share content. We also run all OKRs tracking in a Coda doc. This tool has allowed us to be more collaborative and better work asyncronously.