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Coda — It’s a new day for docs (coda.io)
over 5 years ago from Max Lind, sometimes Maxwell
18 comments
Alex Chan, over 5 years ago
Hmm... I wonder how Panic will respond to this name.
Product looks cool though. Reminds me of some of the stuff Jupyter Notebook and Dropbox Paper are doing.
Jamie Diamond, over 5 years ago Yeah, I was going to say: I too enjoy developing through a native macOS web IDE.
I've seen overlap a few times, and I'm never impressed when it's not something that's been planned for and discussed.
Nick Noble, over 5 years ago
No to mention Notion
Marcel Wichmann , over 5 years ago
I literally thought this is a rebrand and rethought of Panic's Coda.
Todd F, over 5 years ago
First reaction: https://www.panic.com/coda/
Jesse Head, over 5 years ago
For a company so centred around well designed products, that neon green heading is cray
dave f, over 5 years ago
It's the dropboxification of design
Nathan Huening, over 5 years ago
Looks sweet indeed! Gold standard remains Notion, so Coda's got its work cut out
Yeah from what I hear they were pretty heavily influenced by Notion
David Simpson, over 5 years ago
I reckon Panic won't appreciate you using the name Coda for your product
Michael F, over 5 years ago
Regardless that the name Coda is already used by a popular dev app. I don't see the relevance of the name for this app... You hear Coda, you assuming coding.
Jeremy Olson, over 5 years ago
Hey, thanks for posting Maxwell! Super excited to finally be able to talk about this. I worked on the website so if you have feedback, would love to hear it!
Craig Garner, over 5 years ago I enjoyed the un-fussy presentation of the website; Concise and well-written. Great job!
Thanks! Wish I could take credit for the copy. Worked with our awesome writer, Laura Tsunoda on that.
It could probably be worthwhile to add your scroll chevron affordance to the mobile. Had thought it was just a single landing page initially.
Great point!
Cristian Moisei, over 5 years ago
This could be a good alternative to Quip, who now sold their soul to SalesForce and costs a fortune to use.
Owen McFadzen, over 5 years ago
This looks fantastic! I enjoyed Airtable, Dropbox paper and notation but just the fact that they were not core pieces of software (in my case google drive or mail) made it difficult to remember them and keep them. I hope it's different in this case.
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