Coda Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 65 reviews. Read all reviews for Coda for iPhone.
Coda is free iOS app published by Coda Project, Inc
Google signup ?? Instantly Deleted!
heretiq
Coda is a very interesting and compelling app concept — so much that I immediately downloaded it. After installing it, I realized a Google account was required to use it — seriously?? Instant delete. It’s 2019. Everyone knows Google is a Faustian bargain. Any developer that forces Google on their customers is a developer that cannot be trusted. Too bad. Great concept + flawed ethics = product and company to avoid.
very suspicious about Google integration
Ignatius_J_Reilly
Why does this app want my Google account?
Many features not available on iOS
Bsoyks
This app is great, and the concept is amazing. However, it would be great if you could design and build docs within the app and not just be stuck with templates.
Terrible
Bah bahahaha
Don’t bother with this app, so many better productivity options at this point.
Not there yet
lonelycricket
Update: upon further investigation this app only works fully in the Chrome browser. Hopefully that will change in the future. I’ve updated my rating from 2 stars to 4. ———- There are a lot of good reviews here. I will offer a realistic one. This app simply does not work good. It is iPhone only - no iPad version. Additionally, there is no “+” button on the screen to add a table or any other elements, as the tutorials claim there to be. There is only a text format bar when you start typing. Can’t do much with that and basically makes this app useless. That “+” button simply isn’t there. Maybe that is a paid feature, but they’re website says everything is free. The website itself is also not easy to use on an iPad. Touching elements doesn’t always work and the site header disappears sometimes when I am typing. Rating this 2 stars because it looks nice, but shouldn’t even be that high. Even on the website there are screenshots of apps like the Project Tacker and there is no sidebar on the iPad like there is on the screenshots they show on the website.
Coda spoils you
PomeranianUnicorn
TL;DR: If Notion.so + Airtable had a baby. Coda’s features are so flexible you can almost create whatever productivity app that you want. Now, when a different app can’t do ”x,” I can’t understand why not anymore. It’s freakin amazing, but it’s a little hard to get started. I’m a newbie and can’t code, yet ?, so utilizing all of Coda’s features has been a little hard. They designed it so well, that I almost get it. HOWEVER, even with my basic usage, I can’t use another app because CODA IS SO FLEXIBLE. It’s not a ready-made app, but I realized Coda’s flexibility trumps the workarounds I’d create otherwise. Feb 2019. Lots of features aren’t ready yet, like mobile, but I SWEAR its worth it.. or it will be.
Need to add the ability to create and edit docs on mobile
Johnny B10225
Coda is great, however, as someone who uses an iPad Pro for pretty much all of my computing needs (have a desktop just never at home to use it) it would be great if the developer would add the ability to create and edit docs through the app or even through Safari/Chrome for iPad.
One of the best productivity apps
Cfjomo
We have used Coda to create some really awesome desktop/mobile apps. Everything from managing a personal training program, Kanban boards for personal projects, and planning for vacations! Highly recommended!
Requires access to your Google account
korben55
You need to provide a way to use your app without requiring access to my google account