Coda’s workspace home provides simpler organization: Since each team and project can have its own separate doc, and you can group them together with folders, it is often much easier to way-find. For example, if I’m looking for my team’s standup and I’m an engineer, I might go into the engineering folder which contains all of the engineering team’s docs, find my team’s doc, and then with a much smaller subset of pages be able to easily find the standup page.
Multi-homing gives you flexibility for where information lives: A subtle, but important difference here is that content can live in multiple places in Coda––this means that the same table (say our company OKRs), or the same page (say our travel policy) can be included in multiple docs. This means that I don’t need to leave my team’s doc to review our OKRs or find our travel policy. Both can be included within our, and every other team’s, doc. And when each team member updates our OKRs or the HR team updates the travel policy, everything seamlessly updates across docs.