Coda Reviews - Page 4

I love the features of Coda that make it a one-stop place for storing my documents and processes. Using it for a various tasks like creating data tables, knowledge sharing and time planning.

Some disturbing UI bugs that do have their workaround but make Coda a little bit less pleasant.

1. Sign in with Google 2. A lot of integration with 3rd party tools

1. More learning curve than Notion 2. The design becomes a little too heavy compared with Notion

Ease of use, the free tier gives a good amount of features already out of the box.

No per-page permissions on free tier. Mobile app very slow, hangs frequently on both iOs and Android, development of mobile apps not very agile.

Make your own robust tables that can look to each other. Formulas allow you to do powerful data entry and formatting. Not just table but charts and calendars. And the development team is adding functionality so quickly!

There so much functionality that it can be a bit overwhelming. That said, I'm glad it's there.

It's very useful making schedules and team activity

None so far, if there will be will keep you posted

Does what I've always wanted my spreadsheets to do.

Learning curve. Took a bit to get used to, but once I did it just works.

Great little collaboration site with intuitive UX

But in all honesty, just not as powerful as Notion.

- The fact that I can connect my mail to spreadsheets, to project planner, to anything I really want as a tracking tool.

- Vast majority of applications available within one app. So very difficult to search for what is available. But it is negligible.

cuando vas con un proyecto con mucha info que quieres centralizar, esto te facilita muchísimo la tarea y no es para nada complicado por los miembros que estén dentro del proyecto, aprender Coda y así tener toda la info centralizada

De momento se solcionan por otros medios pero es un poco complicado con documentos de office cuando varias personas están editando sus partes que se centralice todo bien.

I've been using Coda for a month now, and especially appreciate the clean way to get down my thoughts, the clear organization, and the ability to use subpages. We've shifted a lot of our slide decks to Coda and found it easier for the team to digest. The code blocks for soliciting questions or using a timer are particularly helpful.

I still prefer Google Sheets to the Coda alternative. I think Coda needs to continue to do some thinking around why the Google Sheets experience - the horizontal view, for example, is much preferable.

Versatility. It allows me to replace at least a few other web apps, such as Asana and Basecamp.

Some features can be tricky to figure out.

I love how flexible Coda is integrating into my existing workflow. With so many integrations available, it was quite easy to plug and play.

For some of the more advanced features there is a little bit of a learning curve which could be improved with more templates and video guides.

I really like all the features of Coda. I like that you can add so many things to documents (like to-do lists, spreadsheets, headings). I also feel like it is a great tool to track team meetings.

It is not very easy to learn how to use Coda. I have been on teams that have used Coda for document management but then have switched back to Google Docs for ease of use.

It's fast, feature-rich, and looks pretty clean. I had to work on a few integrations with Coda, and I really liked their API.

I'd really like to see it become a "standard" for cross-company communication, kind of like Google Docs is, but hefty pricing would make this unlikely to happen.

I was lucky to have a friend share her customized product with me. It helps bridge a gap in Quickbooks software that is an absolute lifesaver. Truly Coda was the solution I was looking for the past 3 years.

It's not the most user friendly and sometimes the customer service reps talk well above my understanding.

I loved how you can simply copy and paste an excel sheet in Coda and bring it to life. Coda also makes it easy to collaborate and track changes done to a shared document.

None. Coda works for our intended purpose and this app has never let us down or crashed. It simply just works

You can embed videos, audio files, pictures, maps, social media posts, in a Coda doc. They have a lot of templates so you don't have to start from scratch. They have great videos to teach you how to use it.

The table-creation, editing and presenting process could be improved.