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If you are tired of using many apps to do and manage your job, try Coda. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Instead of opening many applications, now I can work (almost) solely using Coda. From managing a daily to-do list to managing student's scores and attendance to planning classes to preparing teaching materials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Try coda, the first few weeks can be a little "harder" because of the learning curve but then you'll really feel empowered whatever type of data you have! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Thanks to coda i have been finally able to meet my dream-goal of creating a complex but modern applicative to put pet's nutrition into the hand of their parents again, helping those people to verify and manage effortless all the technical data of their pets.

I've searched every possible alternative solution before choosing coda, and no other "app maker" or "no-code software creator" have a comparable incredibly modern approach in their development philosophy, and this aspect is finally reflected in my app, so yeah that's an important one!

From the technical point of view coda allowed me to manage 3 complete big dataset of nutritional values of many many rows and columns, and to elaborate those into recipes to have full insight into foods and all of his nutrients, allowing users to save those in their profile (who is completed with notifications, social actions between users, all their pets and recipes and personal ingredients ecc)

Then i've generated really complex (and dynamic) reports from those datas that can be used also by professionals on the field

This is an important point because i was not only able to finally replace the spreadsheet by also to create a better tool for professionals!

Least but no last all of those magic things are completely editable by anyone, actually creating the possibility for everyone to improve this app without any experience in coding or developing, way easier than what they would have done on excel.

For me coda is that irreplaceable, giving me this amazing opportunity to create a business opportunity all by myself, in no other way i could reach the same goals, so yeah, try coda and in a certain moment you'll realize that you are thinking "in coda terms" wherever you see datas (form your library to your favourite breakfast, passing from your music library and your friends, personally i've also helped every people i've introduced coda to, and all of them agreed that it's a game changer, to be more precise i've use coda also to plan an innovative 3000+ people music festival in nearly all of his aspect and to manage an alternative eco-friendly community of artists in all of their works (just to say, people managing, event attendences, analytics of people flow, managing of the greeny in the vegetable garden)

Possibilities are limitless with coda and you will never-ever-ever use excel anymore if not to prepare your data to get them on coda, your friends will like it too! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Making multiple views of tables is a joy. Create temporary views to achieve specific goals while you code, then delete them, so zen. With filter() and lookup() you can do magic. Then play with FormulaMap() and you feel like you are levitating. :) I'm not a programmer, so all these has felt like I have super powers now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's two broad categories of apps I have made for my team: data management and automation of repetitive tasks.

We have a bunch of apps to better manage internal data and organise, e.g. a database of all our products, a calendar to manage holiday leave, an app to manage customer returns (that connects with a Google form), some specific apps for developing and managing marketing material. These are persistent apps that keep evolving. Some, like the product database, used to be a collection of spreadsheets where we collected SKUs, barcodes, etc before we could input them in our ecommerce and so on. Now the product database is a vibrant app full of functionality and little quality of life features. It's connected with Shopify, can auto-generate SKUs, auto-asign barcodes and generate vector art for them, all sorts of fun stuff. Essentially, we have patched all the little functionality holes that our ecommerce and inventory control software had.

The other category of automation apps revolves around processing data, usually CSVs that are passed on to us by partner companies (e.g. fulfilment centre) and data exports and processing for bookkeeping (e.g. importing data into our tax software). We used to have to process CSVs in Libre Office, nothing else to do when all we had was a CSV. Now in Coda, we copy the data in an app and press a button. Data is processed exactly as we want it and we can save it to a CSV if we need to to pass into other software. We are saving tens of hours every month while keeping sane.

On a side note, I also use Coda a lot for personal uses: a journal, a movie list, lots of apps to support my pen and paper RPG hobby (where I have spent too much time making a monster app that keeps track of too many things! great fun and upped my coding skill). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Coda is the best at what it does. If you are looking to build custom workflows and/or empower non-technical users to build custom workflows with structured data, Coda is the way to go.

However, if you need a spiffy mobile app, Coda is limited there (at the time of writing). You should look for custom-app-making solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Coda is so flexible, powerful, and easy to use that I have started using to to track just about everything that fits into a relational database.

I am using Coda for:

* Personal Task Manager

* CRM

* HR Dashboard

* Company Knowledge Base

* Interactive Training Manual

* Book a meeting with me

In each of these diverse cases, I am able to get Coda to do exactly what I want it to do. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I could code a random image selector that is super helpful to prototype a new product (and i will continue working on it) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Coda helps centralize notes, planning, etc. Docs can easily get lost within Google Drive and links can become overwhelming. Structuring within coda enables the team to jump to the section and content needed much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Central store of information, ability to create simple databases Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

team collaboration and organization Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We centralize documents and information, horizontalizing the organization's knowledge in a single space. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its totally worth the early leaning curve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Access to various forms of documentation related to health care in ways that each stakeholder can use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.