I keep everything in @Superhuman Docs, which makes AI views insanely good.
Grok bot collects real estate listings and sales data and writes them into @coda_hq. AI views puts them on a map, rates disaster risk from terrain data, and checks prices against past sales.
Too personal to share a screenshot, but this has completely changed how I research property.
We’ve been dogfooding AI views, a new feature in Superhuman Docs, for the past few months. The whole team is a little bit obsessed, me included!
I plan my trips on a one-year calendar and have never found one formatted the way I want. I wanted it aligned on week boundaries. Make it thin, and it’s 52 rows of one week. A little wider, and it’s 26 rows of two, then 13 rows of four, etc. The columns stay Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, so I can shade in the weekdays.
So I described it to AI views. Now it’s in a doc right next to my travel notes, and when I add a trip to the table with all my travel details, it shows up on the calendar.
There are truly infinite use cases, and no code is needed. If it’s off, I just tell it what’s wrong and get a fix. If you build something you love, send it my way
I've never seen something go so viral internally
Giving teams the power to build their own bespoke collaborative tools led to a level of creativity that was honestly unhinged and super fun to watch
My fav examples in the thread (reply with your own!)…
https://t.co/KPfBHJ6XLX
@jerols Everyone hates to update Salesforce and it is a struggle to constantly know where all deals are at any given moment. Gamifying the pipeline process with AI views as a Sim City like game solved both in an afternoon!
Superhuman Docs just shipped AI views. It’s magical.
Drop any table or idea into a flexible doc and watch it turn into something real. My favorite: my wife’s classroom Jeopardy questions table → a fully playable Jeopardy board in seconds. More use cases from @jerols 👇
People are creating amazing things with AI Views!
Describe the outcome you want from your data.
Describe a fun idea for a visualization.
Describe how a team ritual should become a tool.
Now you can create all of that in the same place where your team collaborates on their data.
I love seeing people who know their data better than anyone create incredibly insightful tools, visualizations, and apps.
Huge kudos to @jerols, Justin, Dima, and the team on the launch!
We just launched AI views in open beta, one of our most anticipated features.
Haven’t heard of it? Think vibe coding for teamwork: describe what you need, and your data becomes an interactive, collaborative tool. Go try it out!
Import your data. Extract your data. Now in Docs.
1/ Drag in an Excel file: your tables arrive with formulas intact, no rebuilding from scratch.
2/ Upload a PDF or image: Prompt the AI Column to tell it what structured data you want extracted out, and it populates your column.
I was reading a Fortune magazine article last week about leadership feedback and saw this radar chart.
Today I went to Docs and was able to build that visualization using the new AI/custom views feature that we're opening up very soon.
It's just amazing how powerful these views are on a document surface.
It allowed me, in one prompt, to create an app-like visualization that shows feedback that I can compare between colleagues, all connected back to the main database.
It just opens up so many cool possibilities for what knowledge workers can build on top of their existing datasets, project plans, HR documentation, etc.
Docs AI just landed on mobile, iOS, and Android. Tap the sparkle icon on any doc and get help right there, no laptop needed. Download the app and give it a try!