Don't get me wrong: Coda looks like a fantastic product. It also has features that Notion doesn't have, like built-in support for charts inside the document.
If there was no Notion, I would give it a serious try.
But Notion just fits my use case better.
The biggest difference is that Code is like Google docs on steroids: the UI is structured as a collection of separate documents. Which makes perfect sense in an enterprise scenario.
Notion is hierarchical. It's just an infinitely nested collection of pages.
It makes for a different (and for me vastly superior) user experience.
But ultimately both products have free tiers so you should try them both to see which fits your use cases better.
Don't get me wrong: Coda looks like a fantastic product. It also has features that Notion doesn't have, like built-in support for charts inside the document.
If there was no Notion, I would give it a serious try.
But Notion just fits my use case better.
The biggest difference is that Code is like Google docs on steroids: the UI is structured as a collection of separate documents. Which makes perfect sense in an enterprise scenario.
Notion is hierarchical. It's just an infinitely nested collection of pages.
It makes for a different (and for me vastly superior) user experience.
But ultimately both products have free tiers so you should try them both to see which fits your use cases better.