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Less thinking, more doing
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is my go to tool for when I need to think, and get my thoughts onto something tangible. I use it everyday at work. The features are extremely easy to use and intuitive. I have been utilising Miro for 2 years and there are times when I instinctively use other unrelated apps, I attempt things that only Miro allows as it has become second nature in Miro.
Miro meets me where I am, it isn't in your face about all the features it has, it lets you just do your thing, and when you need tools it is there to support. I can't do my work without it now.
The collaboration features are especially impressive.
Miro meets me where I am, it isn't in your face about all the features it has, it lets you just do your thing, and when you need tools it is there to support. I can't do my work without it now.
The collaboration features are especially impressive.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes the size of the board can be overwhelming and the navigation sections are a bit complex.
I would like a most used feature that is easier to access, for example when I want to add an image there is a bit of clicking and scrolling to do this every time.
I would like a most used feature that is easier to access, for example when I want to add an image there is a bit of clicking and scrolling to do this every time.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro allows me to have all my notes in one place, and I'm able to use them with ease. It also allows me to collaborate with others easily, it saves us a lot of time.
Miro has everything I need for every project
What do you like best about the product?
I love that it's accessible to everyone on my team (PM, analyst, engineers, etc) and that it's easily embedded into Teams, so I can use it for everything from discovery with my team to multi-proram workshop facilitation, as well as documentation and note-taking for myself. All of the features are intuitive, and I love the variety of templates as well.
What do you dislike about the product?
The biggest pain point I have is with copying larger sections or frames. For ex, I use the same template for our team retro every week, and it's often a pain to copy and paste all the elements by individually clicking them. I also don't like that it says "copy of", because I have to go in and change them each time. I also do not think the directions for the dot voting on the template I use are very clear; I can't figure out how to start the process.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Right now, it's helping us visualize our insights from discovery and align on which opportunities to after next.
I like how I can use Miro to create process/projects and share it with the team in interactive way.
What do you like best about the product?
Miro makes collaboration incredibly smooth, especially for remote teams. I love how easy it is to brainstorm visually using sticky notes, flowcharts, and templates.
It feels like a digital whiteboard where everyone can contribute in real time without stepping on each other’s work.
It feels like a digital whiteboard where everyone can contribute in real time without stepping on each other’s work.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes using Miro boards can feel a bit overwhelming, especially on large boards with a lot of content, it’s easy to get lost.
Performance can also slow down with complex boards or when multiple users collaborate simultaneously.
Performance can also slow down with complex boards or when multiple users collaborate simultaneously.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro for workflow mapping, process documentation, and brainstorming sessions. It makes it easy to visualise complex ideas, keep everyone aligned, and turn messy thoughts into clear, actionable plans.
This has significantly improved our team’s efficiency and creativity.
This has significantly improved our team’s efficiency and creativity.
Brilliant for Collaborative Workshops
What do you like best about the product?
I really enjoy using MIRO for running workshops regularly. It’s intuitive, flexible, and makes collaboration feel effortless. Whether I’m mapping ideas, running icebreakers, or planning with a team remotely, it brings everything together in one place. A go-to tool for creative and productive sessions! I also always use this to map out my
What do you dislike about the product?
Genuinely for my use cases I haven't got any negative or constructive feedback.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro solves the challenge of remote and hybrid collaboration by providing a shared, visual workspace that feels as close to being in the same room as possible. It helps overcome the limitations of traditional video calls and static documents by enabling real-time co-creation, brainstorming, and planning. For me, it makes workshops more engaging and productive, allows for clear idea capture and prioritisation, and keeps everyone aligned even when we’re working from different locations. It’s also brilliant for pre-work and post-session follow-ups, making it a true end-to-end collaboration tool.
Miro is the best collaboration tool out there
What do you like best about the product?
Miro's features/capabilities are heads and shoulders above alternatives like Figjam, Mural, Google Jamboards. I've been leading product development and training projects with remote teams for years using Miro. It accepts almost any input and you can organize it a million different ways. I also use Miro as an interactive classroom space. Miro's flexibility means it's my first step when I start a project or task. I couldn't live without it.
I've onboarded a number of colleagues to Miro, and it's always easy for them to pick up how it works. It also integrates with so many enterprise software tools — Jira, Google suite, etc.
I've onboarded a number of colleagues to Miro, and it's always easy for them to pick up how it works. It also integrates with so many enterprise software tools — Jira, Google suite, etc.
What do you dislike about the product?
It can be hard to remember where you put things in Miro. I'd like their search capability to be more robust.
I've built my own Miro onboarding tool, but I wish there were a quick video or something I could send new users that would help them have confidence when they first start using the tool.
I've built my own Miro onboarding tool, but I wish there were a quick video or something I could send new users that would help them have confidence when they first start using the tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is the flexible collaborative whiteboard my team needs to tackle complex projects. I like that we start with a blank canvas so we can add templates as we figure out what we need.
Great collaborative diagram software
What do you like best about the product?
ease of creating complex diagrams
ease of collaboration even within a decent size group.
ease of collaboration even within a decent size group.
What do you dislike about the product?
unable to fold/unfold items
content may get out of sync if too many people work on the same content.
content may get out of sync if too many people work on the same content.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
showing complex system logic flow
mind mapping
mind mapping
Best board sharing product ever
What do you like best about the product?
Integrate different architecture diagram/templates/components like for AWS, Azure etc.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some features were slow to rolled out like SSO provisioning so organization who already enabled SSO with out provisioning at the beginning have to re-configure it
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
You can make changes on the go and share it with external people. Control the access the way you want.
Good and easy to use
What do you like best about the product?
easy interface and plenty of options that are available for users especially customer support. the program helps in implementing ideas in a creative and easy way also helps with collective thinking and integration of different ideas. I use Miro all the time.
What do you dislike about the product?
not particularly dislike, but I hope that there is a way to put Miro on desktops to share files locally instead of making it only online.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro while designing in Architecture to refine ideas between me and my team.
Excellent collaborative tool
What do you like best about the product?
This tool combines the benefits of many office projects into one collaborative tool that flows very well and easily adapts to form presentations or create workflows. I enjoy working together on a document using sticky notes so that we can share ideas without the issues of working in the same document that office products can have. We use this tool twice a week in a team project and it has been easy to use and implement to a new team without much formal training. There is a wealth of other app integrations that are easily used.
What do you dislike about the product?
I've had very few issues with this tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
A large team of employees from many sites working on a project simultaneously.
Miro has changed the way I work and communicate with my clients.
What do you like best about the product?
"Miro has changed the way I work and communicate with my clients"
★★★★★
Since I started using Miro, I can't do without it anymore. It's much more than just an online whiteboard: it's a visual workspace where I can organize all my ideas, strategies, and projects clearly and shareably.
Working in the world of marketing and content, I needed a tool to explain my strategies to clients in a visual and engaging way, without having to create a thousand slides or scattered documents. With Miro, in just a few clicks, I create visual maps, editorial plans, customer journeys, and workflows that clients understand immediately. Even the more "non-technical" ones.
What I appreciate the most:
Real-time collaboration: I can invite clients or collaborators to my board and work together, even if we are miles apart. It's like being in the same room.
Simplified visual thinking: from initial ideas to the execution plan, everything takes shape naturally. Sticky notes, wireframes, Kanban boards... you have everything in one place.
Perfect for presentations: I also use Miro during calls to make presentations more dynamic and less "PowerPoint-like." It keeps attention high and makes everything more interactive.
Convenient integrations: it works great with Notion, Google Drive, Slack, and other tools I already use.
Visual work archive: every board stays there, updated and consultable at any time.
Ease of use: the implementation was very simple, the interface is intuitive, and you learn to use it in less than an hour.
Customer support: I contacted support once and they were quick, clear, and helpful. Great experience.
Frequency of use: I use it practically every day, for brainstorming, client presentations, or even just to organize ideas.
In summary:
Miro has become my creative and strategic headquarters, where every project takes shape in a collaborative, organized, and finally visual way.
If you work with ideas, teams, or clients, try it. It changes your work life.
★★★★★
Since I started using Miro, I can't do without it anymore. It's much more than just an online whiteboard: it's a visual workspace where I can organize all my ideas, strategies, and projects clearly and shareably.
Working in the world of marketing and content, I needed a tool to explain my strategies to clients in a visual and engaging way, without having to create a thousand slides or scattered documents. With Miro, in just a few clicks, I create visual maps, editorial plans, customer journeys, and workflows that clients understand immediately. Even the more "non-technical" ones.
What I appreciate the most:
Real-time collaboration: I can invite clients or collaborators to my board and work together, even if we are miles apart. It's like being in the same room.
Simplified visual thinking: from initial ideas to the execution plan, everything takes shape naturally. Sticky notes, wireframes, Kanban boards... you have everything in one place.
Perfect for presentations: I also use Miro during calls to make presentations more dynamic and less "PowerPoint-like." It keeps attention high and makes everything more interactive.
Convenient integrations: it works great with Notion, Google Drive, Slack, and other tools I already use.
Visual work archive: every board stays there, updated and consultable at any time.
Ease of use: the implementation was very simple, the interface is intuitive, and you learn to use it in less than an hour.
Customer support: I contacted support once and they were quick, clear, and helpful. Great experience.
Frequency of use: I use it practically every day, for brainstorming, client presentations, or even just to organize ideas.
In summary:
Miro has become my creative and strategic headquarters, where every project takes shape in a collaborative, organized, and finally visual way.
If you work with ideas, teams, or clients, try it. It changes your work life.
What do you dislike about the product?
🔸 What would I improve in Miro?
I use Miro every day and find it an excellent tool, but if I can offer a constructive suggestion: the limitation to only 3 boards in the free plan can be an obstacle, especially for those who are starting or really want to test the platform's potential.
I understand the logic of the freemium model, but offering even just 5 boards (instead of 3) would provide more room to organize different projects, without forcing the user to delete or merge content.
It would be a small change, but it would make the free experience smoother and more engaging, encouraging a more convincing push towards upgrading to the paid plan.
I use Miro every day and find it an excellent tool, but if I can offer a constructive suggestion: the limitation to only 3 boards in the free plan can be an obstacle, especially for those who are starting or really want to test the platform's potential.
I understand the logic of the freemium model, but offering even just 5 boards (instead of 3) would provide more room to organize different projects, without forcing the user to delete or merge content.
It would be a small change, but it would make the free experience smoother and more engaging, encouraging a more convincing push towards upgrading to the paid plan.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helped me solve a fundamental problem: communicating complex ideas in a simple and visual way, both within the team and with clients. Before, I wasted time with slides, scattered documents, and ineffective explanations. Now I can organize strategies, workflows, and content in a single, shareable, and easily understandable space.
Moreover, it has greatly improved remote collaboration: we can work simultaneously on the same boards, without confusion and with full transparency. The result? Fewer meetings, more clarity, faster decision-making.
Miro has allowed me to bring structure, creativity, and interaction to all phases of my work, from ideation to the final presentation.
Moreover, it has greatly improved remote collaboration: we can work simultaneously on the same boards, without confusion and with full transparency. The result? Fewer meetings, more clarity, faster decision-making.
Miro has allowed me to bring structure, creativity, and interaction to all phases of my work, from ideation to the final presentation.
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