Miro
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Good for what it's good for
What do you like best about the product?
Miro fills a gap in our toolkit. It provides an intuitive and flexible space for brainstorming, planning, and collaboration that isn’t covered by other tools in our company’s software suite. It's a go-to tool when:
* Mapping out ideas visually, especially when collaborating with visual thinkers
* Collaborating with groups of colleagues, synchronously or asynchronously, in a shared workspace
* Building out processes in real time
In short, the ability to collaborate easily and see everyone’s contributions unfold on the board adds a dynamic element we don’t get elsewhere.
* Mapping out ideas visually, especially when collaborating with visual thinkers
* Collaborating with groups of colleagues, synchronously or asynchronously, in a shared workspace
* Building out processes in real time
In short, the ability to collaborate easily and see everyone’s contributions unfold on the board adds a dynamic element we don’t get elsewhere.
What do you dislike about the product?
Challenges we've encountered after using Miro for several years include:
* Finding old boards can be difficult, especially as teams and working groups shift or reorganize.
* Overloaded boards created by power users can feel overwhelming without a clear talk track or someone to guide you through them. Because Miro is essentially endless and boundary-less, it offers few natural guardrails to nudge users toward organizing or structuring their work in a way that makes sense for collaborators or consumers of the project.
* Integrations (for example with Jira) occasionally change in ways that aren’t well-communicated, which can disrupt workflows at critical moments, like during sprint planning.
* Finding old boards can be difficult, especially as teams and working groups shift or reorganize.
* Overloaded boards created by power users can feel overwhelming without a clear talk track or someone to guide you through them. Because Miro is essentially endless and boundary-less, it offers few natural guardrails to nudge users toward organizing or structuring their work in a way that makes sense for collaborators or consumers of the project.
* Integrations (for example with Jira) occasionally change in ways that aren’t well-communicated, which can disrupt workflows at critical moments, like during sprint planning.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro makes it easy to bring people together in one visual space, no matter their location, so we can quickly get on the same page.
Everything we need lives in a single canvas. That makes projects move faster and keeps collaboration smoother.
It’s also much easier to run workshops, retros, or planning sessions without being tied to a physical whiteboard, and we have a born-digital artifact of the meeting to refer back to after the fact.
Miro is flexible, which means we use it for a wide range of needs, negating the need to switch between multiple tools.
Everything we need lives in a single canvas. That makes projects move faster and keeps collaboration smoother.
It’s also much easier to run workshops, retros, or planning sessions without being tied to a physical whiteboard, and we have a born-digital artifact of the meeting to refer back to after the fact.
Miro is flexible, which means we use it for a wide range of needs, negating the need to switch between multiple tools.
Best tool for instant and remote collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Miro makes it incredibly easy for instant collaboration for remote teams. We are able to work seamlessly together and see updates in real time. It has made "white boarding" for our remote teams to work together across the globe. You can follow where someone is working immediately when you locate their name. Miro allows you to be both zoomed in on specific work as well as zoomed out to see the bigger picture. We used this for pre-production for getting ideas down on paper, as well as post mortems for teams to share knownledge from all departments. It has helped eliminate chat messages, emails, and opened opportunities for all teams to feel included in the process and have their voices heard and shared to everyone on the team.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can get a little overwhelming if the board starts to get too big, but that is a problem of our own internal workflow, not of miro specifically.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaboration from remote teams across the world to jump in and see things in real time. It allows us to work quickly and eliminate both meetings, emails and chats to getting all the information from all teams together in 1 place quickly and easily.
A great collaboration tool
What do you like best about the product?
The online whiteboard is excellent and use friendly tool to use in workshop and team meetings. I particular like that the boards can be made very interactive and colourful with spinning wheels, clock & music etc so each board can be adapted to a specific needs.
What do you dislike about the product?
It takes a while to get to used and to know where all the features are in order to create a board. But there is lot of helpful hits & tips on the Miro website so it can be easily self-taught everything.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps us to implement our training course.
Great tool for team collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Working in the same board live with team members as we develop a process map, assign tasks, or brainstorm is super useful.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some shapes/features don't work as well as they could, but this has limited impact on the useability.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Making remote work easier! Collaborating on a Miro board is the closest thing to being in the room and working on the same whiteboard.
Simple yet powerful
What do you like best about the product?
How simple it is to use and collaborate in it
What do you dislike about the product?
I haven't found anything that I don't like yet
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Tracking processes. To road map how a problem gets solved and all the steps and stages it goes through
Essential, One-of-One Platform
What do you like best about the product?
Miro somehow delivers features that would be very clunky in other apps into a seamless, smooth, and intuitive UX experience. There’s nothing that compares in terms of the quantity and quality of features. It has become essential for my consulting practice and replaces the need for many other apps.
What do you dislike about the product?
It’s not as great for hardcore quantitative tracking as something like Smartsheet, but if you don’t need that level of granularity, there’s nothing better at bridging the gap between ideation and delivery.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps me ideate personally and with clients, as well as track project status at a high level.
Great software for my AV system sketches.
What do you like best about the product?
I can quickly create an AV system sketch using .jpeg images that create great visuals for our installation team or for sending on to our CAD technician when we need formal drawings.
I use Miro almost daily and refer to previous drawings that I made over a year ago. I have also been able to persuade other teammates to replace their previous tools with Miro.
I use Miro almost daily and refer to previous drawings that I made over a year ago. I have also been able to persuade other teammates to replace their previous tools with Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only complaint I have is that I can't export at a higher resolution without the paid version upgrade. Adjusting to using a larger font is not much of a hassle when compared with all the other tools we get with the free version, and we've been able to make it work.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
All AV installations benefit from clear system drawings. Miro bridges the gap for small to mid-sized projects without a formal CAD budget. as well as to create sketches to expedite the CAD process for larger jobs.
MIRO - A new experience in how to present your business ideas
What do you like best about the product?
It is very easy to use, intuitive, and above all, dynamic.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes, due to internet latency issues, it connects and disconnects, which makes it difficult to work with the tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Sometimes, due to network latency issues, it doesn't allow work. You should consider an update of changes once the network is restored.
I use Miro mainly for brainstorming sessions and building tech architectures
What do you like best about the product?
I have been using Miro for around 5 years. First in my previous company, and I was able to push my current team to use it without much effort.
The tool is very user friendly, and I like to see it evolves often. The predefined Templates, forms and other components really help getting started quick.
I like also the embedding options, especially into Notion.
The tool is very user friendly, and I like to see it evolves often. The predefined Templates, forms and other components really help getting started quick.
I like also the embedding options, especially into Notion.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing much I dislike, I just cannot wait for an official Miro MCP server!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Building customer target architectures. This really help us validate scope before signing projects, and help the onboarding team have a clear overview of what's to come.
Miro is enabling creativity without limits and taking collaboration to the next level
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is the tool I dreamed of in the early days of my career. With other presentation and collaboration tools, I often felt limited. Miro, however, empowers me as an Agile Coach and Agile Project Manager to express my creativity without limits or borders.
I especially like:
- Spaces for organization: The ability to create and manage multiple spaces helps me organize boards and structure my work across different accounts, teams, or stakeholders from diverse backgrounds.
- Templates for inspiration: A wide variety of templates that I can use as inspiration or customize for my needs, plus the opportunity to contribute my own to the community.
- Integrated features and Miro AI: Access to built-in tools and integrations (Drawify, images, icons, diagramming formats, and more), along with Miro AI, which supports idea generation and accelerates workflows during board creation or workshop facilitation. Having an all-in-one tool means a lot!
- Export and backup options: Multiple export formats, including “board backup,” which makes it easy to reuse content in the future or share it with colleagues to support their work.
- Versatility in use: I use Miro for many occasions—workshops, retrospectives, training sessions, coaching, personal development journeys, and business process mapping in consultancy.
- Facilitation tools: Features such as timers, voting, sticky notes, emojis, and stickers keep participants engaged. After each session, teams feel more motivated, energized, and connected—often discovering fresh perspectives on their own. Even in remote settings, Miro helps us collaborate more deeply and feel closer as a team.
I especially like:
- Spaces for organization: The ability to create and manage multiple spaces helps me organize boards and structure my work across different accounts, teams, or stakeholders from diverse backgrounds.
- Templates for inspiration: A wide variety of templates that I can use as inspiration or customize for my needs, plus the opportunity to contribute my own to the community.
- Integrated features and Miro AI: Access to built-in tools and integrations (Drawify, images, icons, diagramming formats, and more), along with Miro AI, which supports idea generation and accelerates workflows during board creation or workshop facilitation. Having an all-in-one tool means a lot!
- Export and backup options: Multiple export formats, including “board backup,” which makes it easy to reuse content in the future or share it with colleagues to support their work.
- Versatility in use: I use Miro for many occasions—workshops, retrospectives, training sessions, coaching, personal development journeys, and business process mapping in consultancy.
- Facilitation tools: Features such as timers, voting, sticky notes, emojis, and stickers keep participants engaged. After each session, teams feel more motivated, energized, and connected—often discovering fresh perspectives on their own. Even in remote settings, Miro helps us collaborate more deeply and feel closer as a team.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only challenge I’ve faced is sharing boards with team members outside of our organization, due to restrictions set by our Miro administrators. It would be helpful to have clearer guidance on the process of granting access for different types of users.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro solves the challenge of fragmented collaboration and limited creativity in traditional or other available tools. In my role as an Agile Coach and Agile Project Manager, I need a platform where diverse teams (often distributed across different locations) can work together seamlessly, stay engaged, and co-create solutions in real time. With Miro, I get exactly that!
By using Miro, I am benefiting from the following:
1. All-in-one collaboration: I no longer need to switch between multiple tools for brainstorming, facilitation, or documentation—everything is integrated, from templates to visual elements to Miro AI.
2. Engagement in remote settings: Facilitation features like timers, voting, and interactive elements help keep participants energized and motivated, even when collaborating virtually.
3. Scalability and versatility: Whether it’s workshops, retrospectives, training, or process mapping, Miro adapts to different contexts and supports me in delivering value across multiple projects.
4. Knowledge sharing: Export and backup options make it easy to reuse boards or share them with colleagues, supporting learning and consistency across teams.
By using Miro, I am benefiting from the following:
1. All-in-one collaboration: I no longer need to switch between multiple tools for brainstorming, facilitation, or documentation—everything is integrated, from templates to visual elements to Miro AI.
2. Engagement in remote settings: Facilitation features like timers, voting, and interactive elements help keep participants energized and motivated, even when collaborating virtually.
3. Scalability and versatility: Whether it’s workshops, retrospectives, training, or process mapping, Miro adapts to different contexts and supports me in delivering value across multiple projects.
4. Knowledge sharing: Export and backup options make it easy to reuse boards or share them with colleagues, supporting learning and consistency across teams.
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