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Rows has joined Superhuman. This guide will help you transition your data and workflows from Rows to Coda, Superhuman’s all-in-one collaborative workspace.

If you're interested in Superhuman Pro, reach out to us at support@rows.com and we'll send you a three-month voucher to experience Coda Pro and all that the Superhuman suite has to offer.

We started Rows in 2017 with a simple belief: working with data should be easy, fast, and reliable. Over nine years, more than 2.2 million people used Rows to execute over 17 billion spreadsheet functions, import data from business tools over 8.3 billion times, and run over 800,000 AI Analyst prompts. We are incredibly proud of what we built together.

In February 2026,

Superhuman agreed to acquire Rows⁠

. As part of this transition, the Rows product will gradually sunset, with

Rows.com⁠

fully winding down on May 31, 2026. The Rows team is joining Superhuman to focus on strengthening

Coda⁠

, the all-in-one workspace where teams plan, build, and execute.

This migration guide is here to help you through every step of the transition.

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What is Coda?

Coda is an all-in-one collaborative workspace that blends the flexibility of documents, the structure of spreadsheets, the power of applications, and the intelligence of AI. Used by over 50,000 teams worldwide, Coda is part of the

Superhuman suite⁠

alongside Grammarly, Mail, and Go.

Coda brings your team and tools together around four pillars:

Docs and Hubs – A familiar canvas for writing, wikis, and team knowledge bases, with nested pages, callouts, collapsible sections, and rich formatting

Trackers and Apps – Connected tables with multiple views (grid, calendar, Kanban, timeline, chart, form, detail), where edits sync everywhere

Automations and Formulas – Anyone can add a formula, button, or automation to save time and replace niche apps

Integrations (Packs) – Over 600 Packs connect Coda to tools like Slack, Jira, Salesforce, Google Sheets, HubSpot, GitHub, and many more

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Quick Start

Ready to get going? Here are the key steps:

Export your data from Rows (see

Exporting Your Data from Rows⁠

)

Create a free Coda account at

coda.io/signup⁠

⁠

Import your data into Coda (see

Importing Your Data into Coda⁠

)

Explore the feature mapping to understand how Rows concepts translate to Coda

Set up integrations using

Coda Packs⁠

⁠

For a deeper introduction to Coda, check out:

⁠

What is Coda?⁠

– A quick orientation guide

⁠

Coda 101 Course⁠

– Video walkthrough to get you started

⁠

Coda Gallery⁠

– Templates and solutions from thousands of teams

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