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1. #CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE HOW TO#
2. #CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE SOFTWARE#
3. #CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE LICENSE#

So I then would turn back to Coda - which I have in a state of perpetual “under consideration” - and try to solve this. So now I see something like Aha and benefit for my team, but I’m left with a possible reality of having to manage yet another source of basically the same work, since the other tools I use don’t have what Aha offers, and I want that stuff that’s in Aha. It brought into light a lot of benefit my team could use with roadmaps, company vision, releases, etc… But in Aha, you plan projects and features, dev work, etc. This is basically another tool that is based on a db, but Aha is about Product Planning.

#CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE LICENSE#

Here’s an example: I played a good deal with a tool called Aha.io, even bought a license as there is no free version. It’s now a big problem for start-ups like mine to manage stuff proliferated across all these apps, when in essence you are working with the same data in all of them: Projects your team works on assignments of tasks to your team prioritizing what your team works on within the projects communication that is sensible - chat, Email, etc.

Tools like Notion and Zenkit are way too general, and in fact are not at all easy to set up for a team! I would really like to see Coda take a lead here as well. What I found interesting with Fibery - and I have not see anything that does this so well - is an ease to set up a domain that is truly custom to the user, but tailored for Team Management.

#CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE SOFTWARE#

There is also a very big array of other software that Coda has taken the p… There is a lot of great stuff in here about how Coda allows everyone to build much more than they were able to with other systems, and with much less effort. I’ve read and re-read this pretty carefully and wanted to address the concerns that have been brought up so far and I also want to thank everyone here for putting so much time into writing these posts and offering this feedback. Why would you NOT try to manage all a Tech Start-Up's stuff in Coda? Now there is going to be an explosion, followed by an intense Darwinian race which will end with a small number of survivors However, there is possibly a code-free tools bubble. In addition, and more realistically, they allow SMB managers to create on-premise solutions without the need for development, and are good enough for a wide range of tasks.

#CODA VS NOTION VS AIRTABLE HOW TO#

They generate the expectation that they will be able to launch a product without hiring developers or learning how to develop. The new code-free services offer a huge temptation to those who want to launch a company but do not have coding skills. Nevertheless, I think it is important to be up to date with what is going on in this sector and to have elements to compare what I use daily (Coda) with other options. It serves the needs of more companies than any other. Domain-free tools and services offer an unprecedented way for SMBs between the expensive (and less and less justifiable) on-premise development, or using domain-specific tools that force the user to work in ways that are not necessarily compatible with their own.Ĭoda is for me the most balanced and potential domain-free tool. I think it is clear that real work management is already the next big thing in business development. fire on the client side and not the server side - like pressing a button right after a value is changed) would make this a killer feature, but so far it’s too flaky IMO to totally rely upon. Adding high precision automation triggers and/or triggers that fire immediately when user data changes (i.e. Usually automation triggers are delayed, and once it was as much as half a day for me.

While having automation is nice, it still doesn’t feel that reliable to me.

Airtable: largest adoption among user-friendly cloud database-like platforms.You cannot really make a good guided UX for entering the data in Notion or Airtable like you can in Coda (it’s tedious but possible - my main specialty too).You cannot really build custom workflows in Notion or Airtable like you can in Coda.