# Confluence vs. Coda

> Confluence and Coda encode different ideas about how teams should organize work. Confluence centers spaces, nested content trees, permissions, and close Jira connections, making it a natural fit for durable institutional knowledge. Coda, renamed Superhuman Docs in July 2026, combines a writing canvas with tables, formulas, buttons, automations, and Packs, letting teams turn a document into a lightweight application. This feature explains the operating tradeoff, offers a practical selection framework, and argues that the right choice depends less on feature lists than on the behavior a team wants its workspace to encourage.

## Achievements

- Confluence combines pages with live docs, whiteboards, databases, slides, search, labels, permissions, and a structured content tree.
- Coda combines a writing canvas with structured tables, formulas, buttons, automations, and Packs for connected workflows.
- Both products connect documentation with Jira, although Confluence is integrated into Atlassian's broader platform.

## Latest updates

- **2026-07** — Coda became Superhuman Docs, with a new name, URL, visual design, AI-assisted table creation, and new data infrastructure; existing workflows remained compatible.

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