Coda.io
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Seamlessly integrates words, data, and team collaboration, eliminating the need to switch applications. Features include customizable views, real-time collaboration, full-text search, and calendar integration, empowering teams to scale and coordinate tasks efficiently with a WYSIWYG editor.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android Tablet
Features
Coda.io News & Activities
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Recent News
- Mauricio B. Holguin published news article about Grammarly
- Mauricio B. Holguin published news article about Coda.io
Recent activities
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Comments and Reviews
Only one to battle with Notion, so similar and so much cheaper!
Great, but you should pay money for packs❗
Getting me through my med school admission cycle, has been much better than notion especially with embeds. This makes navigation extremely easy, otherwise this would’ve been a nightmare, as secondary apps are rolling now, coda should be in any pre meds toolkit over notion any day
Coda Android app is well designed from a UI perspective and has WYSIWYG editing using Markdown syntax but is a significantly limited companion to their Web app. Read the full review at https://www.noteapps.ca/coda/
Coda is amazing! This thing is so powerful, surprised it hasn't already taken over the world! It's a cross between Notion, Google Docs and Airtable - powerful and versatile, and integrates well with tools like Slack and GitHub.
Coda is very beautiful and very powerful in the number of options for the type of structured content you have to place inside a document. I just didn't like the way of attaching external files. But the really unforgivable flaw, in my opinion, is the search for documents by title alone. Unable to find by content.