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Comparison Update

Perplexity AI vs NotebookLM

Perplexity AI and NotebookLM (renamed Gemini Notebook by Google in July 2026) both support research, but they pull from different source models. Perplexity is strongest for live web discovery with citations, while NotebookLM is better when the work should stay grounded in your own uploaded sources.

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Formula Bot vs Rows

Formula Bot and Rows attacked the AI spreadsheet problem from opposite ends — upload-and-analyze versus a live connected spreadsheet. Superhuman's February 2026 acquisition of Rows settled the choice for new users: the standalone Rows product is winding down, while Formula Bot continues as an independent platform.

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New Comparison

Rows vs Bricks

Rows and Bricks both promised AI-powered answers from business data — but the comparison changed in February 2026 when Superhuman acquired Rows and began winding down the standalone product. For anyone choosing today, the question is really whether Bricks covers what Rows did, and for most reporting workflows the answer is yes.

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New Comparison

Rows vs Equals

Rows and Equals both connected spreadsheets to live business data — Rows as a per-user team tool, Equals as a company-wide analytics platform with unlimited seats. Superhuman's acquisition of Rows in February 2026, and the wind-down of its standalone product, reframed this comparison as a migration question.

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