Miro
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Amazing tool for brainstorming , team management and more
What do you like best about the product?
Many widgets gives the user enormous functionality just inside of Miro. And they are all designed in such a way it's very smooth interface.
Miro has capability to conduct team brainstorming sessions, retros etc with so much ease.
Miro has capability to conduct team brainstorming sessions, retros etc with so much ease.
What do you dislike about the product?
sometimes I get logged out of my OKTA sessions out of the blue..
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Integrate many functionality into one app. Like I've found that I can brainstorm, make presentations, plan out projects and track progress on Miro.
Miro was a great upgrade for me personally
What do you like best about the product?
Miro was very useful and simple to create flowcharts. Earlier i was using a different tool. Got migrated a year back. Now it is easy for me to use Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing much. The User interface looks very simple to use. More clean and neat. That is what i wanted.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Very easy to create flowcharts. Just few clicks were needed for miro to create flow chart. Connections were done automatically for me to create a flow chart which i needed. Which was helpful for me.
I am a level III software engineer. I work for a startup company called SmartHub.ai.
What do you like best about the product?
My area of experiences is in various fields like database, IoT, go language.
While working on database I have found Miro to be most useful while drawing the ER-diagram or even to show the database functionality like CRUD operations visually.
While designing the backend functionalities, frequently I find that Mrio is my first option. In Miro it's very easy to dram the UML based diagram to explain the concepts on a abstract level and based on the desing the implementation is quite easy.
I have also interact with the customer's to get the requirements on what needs to be done. I use Miro to quickly put up the thought process into a diagram.
My role at SmartHub.ai demands me to guide freshers, to explain the concepts in detail visually I make use of Miro which is easy to integrate with a bigger component.
While working on database I have found Miro to be most useful while drawing the ER-diagram or even to show the database functionality like CRUD operations visually.
While designing the backend functionalities, frequently I find that Mrio is my first option. In Miro it's very easy to dram the UML based diagram to explain the concepts on a abstract level and based on the desing the implementation is quite easy.
I have also interact with the customer's to get the requirements on what needs to be done. I use Miro to quickly put up the thought process into a diagram.
My role at SmartHub.ai demands me to guide freshers, to explain the concepts in detail visually I make use of Miro which is easy to integrate with a bigger component.
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro has got most of the required functionality. Some of project have plantUML code but in Miro I find an option to import the plantUML code.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Mrio have made my life very simple beacuse more then verbal communation I find visual diagram has more impact. Most of the ambiguities problem I solve it using Miro.
My genuine opinion
What do you like best about the product?
I liked all the features, especially the advanced templates, really that helps for my workflow chart.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing suck like because I have never used other web, so no idea about dislike.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro provides a canvas where users can visually organize ideas, workflows, and plans using sticky notes, mind maps, and flowcharts. This helps teams break down complex ideas into manageable parts, improving clarity and understanding.
Essential tool for everyday work
What do you like best about the product?
First things first: It's easily accessible and I can quickly share content, both via link or more secure ways. I use it almost everyday for my own personal boards and collaboration efforts. Cloud based front-end means no installation and quick implementation for any group. Collaboration for workshops and coaching settings is easy and allows fast client onboarding. Most of the time quite stable and fast. Many options for layout and easy integration of images and icons for visually appealing boards. Integrates with many third party tools.
What do you dislike about the product?
100% cloud based leads to a dependency on the backend. This works 99% of the time, but when it doesn't there is no way to access your data. Better make backups and have a plan B in your sleeves. Simple onboarding is easy, but being productive in more complex scenarios needs a learning curve. Many features tend to move around in the UI and sometimes it can be hard to orient yourself.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaborative workshops with clients: Helps to engage everyone and collect results.
Project management: Keep all project data together, manage roadmaps, concepts and visual diagrams. Share information with stakeholders.
Personal Mindmapping and concepting: Easy tool for mindmaping and drawing concepts in an almost unlimited canvas
Project management: Keep all project data together, manage roadmaps, concepts and visual diagrams. Share information with stakeholders.
Personal Mindmapping and concepting: Easy tool for mindmaping and drawing concepts in an almost unlimited canvas
Collaborative powerhouse with exciting AI features, a must-have for Teamwork!
What do you like best about the product?
Miro has become an essential tool for my me and the team. We use it weekly for our team and 1:1 meetings, Ideas repository, and workshops. It’s amazing for working together in real time: it’s fast, easy to use, and keeps everyone aligned.
I don’t always use the templates directly, but I love browsing through them for inspiration when I’m stuck.
The new AI features, like grouping ideas and sticky notes, are a fantastic addition. They’re making Miro even more valuable, and I can see so much potential as these features get more refined.
I also like that we can create different areas to organize our projects and boards, especially considering we're a big organization. This helps to keep permissions and access organized.
We neved had to call customer support, and we've been using the tool consistently for more than 3 years now!
I don’t always use the templates directly, but I love browsing through them for inspiration when I’m stuck.
The new AI features, like grouping ideas and sticky notes, are a fantastic addition. They’re making Miro even more valuable, and I can see so much potential as these features get more refined.
I also like that we can create different areas to organize our projects and boards, especially considering we're a big organization. This helps to keep permissions and access organized.
We neved had to call customer support, and we've been using the tool consistently for more than 3 years now!
What do you dislike about the product?
When you’re working on a really packed board, it can slow down, which gets frustrating. We have this issue in our weekly meeting that we are now running for more than a year, but we want to keep the board together to have consistency and relatability to what happened/actions etc.
Also, it can feel a bit overwhelming for newbies—there are so many features that it’s hard for them to know where to start. Sometimes during workshop, as facilitator, we had to take the ownership to write on postit on behalf of the person.
It would be great if you had a more guided intro or easier way to organize boards/having smaller set of funcionalities enabled if the participant flag him/herself as a newbie.
A better offline mode would be a game-changer too—sometimes you just need to work without Wi-Fi!
Also, it can feel a bit overwhelming for newbies—there are so many features that it’s hard for them to know where to start. Sometimes during workshop, as facilitator, we had to take the ownership to write on postit on behalf of the person.
It would be great if you had a more guided intro or easier way to organize boards/having smaller set of funcionalities enabled if the participant flag him/herself as a newbie.
A better offline mode would be a game-changer too—sometimes you just need to work without Wi-Fi!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Improved collaboration across teams is at the top.
It bridges communication gaps, especially for remote or hybrid teams, allowing everyone to contribute in real time, no matter where they are.
This is invaluable for brainstorming, team meetings, and workshops.
We use it even if everyone is in person as it helps structure the workshop and manage the ideation, but mostly is beneficial for the facilitators after the workshop to quickly create wrap ups and organize the content.
It bridges communication gaps, especially for remote or hybrid teams, allowing everyone to contribute in real time, no matter where they are.
This is invaluable for brainstorming, team meetings, and workshops.
We use it even if everyone is in person as it helps structure the workshop and manage the ideation, but mostly is beneficial for the facilitators after the workshop to quickly create wrap ups and organize the content.
Great tool for UX Designers and Researchers
What do you like best about the product?
I think Miro is a great tool with great UX. I can easily create boards and customize them to my needs.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it can get visually cluttered, mostly due to many icons and options that are available at a given time.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro enables great collaboration, remote collaborative work and conducting design sprints and Design Thinking workshops very easily.
Good peformance
What do you like best about the product?
Simple, sophisticated, it is great to develop a good and organized design
What do you dislike about the product?
It is paid, the price should be cheaper for students, for example.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Organize design, creat journey, maps, brainstorming, documentations, userflows
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Create a price table for students.
What would I do without Miro?
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is part of my everyday work with clients. I'm able to quickly map out ideas, workflows, charts, etc., that serve as visual aids during client calls. I can invite clients to boards for them to comment and edit. In our world of working remotely and virtually, Miro is a perfect whiteboard when we can't be physically in the same room with a real whiteboard.
What do you dislike about the product?
I honestly can't think of anything I don't like.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro provides an easy and seamless way to work through projects and tasks together with clients. Our project documents will almost always link over to Miro boards.
Favourite everyday tool
What do you like best about the product?
Creative flowcharting templates and customization
What do you dislike about the product?
One thing is its difficult when trying to export clear flowcharts into presentations. The size of the diagrams often doesn’t match the dimensions of my PowerPoint slides, and when I copy and paste a large flowchart from Miro, it usually loses clarity and text looks blurry. This means I end up spending extra time adjusting the image size and quality to make it fit, which is time-consuming.
Another area where Miro could improve is in automating the process of summarizing text and creating flowcharts. It would be really helpful to have a tool that could automatically summarize long paragraphs into smaller, concise points, and then generate a flowchart from those points without needing to manually input each element. This feature would save a lot of time, especially when dealing with complex processes like for example in pharmaceutical manufacturing processes with large amounts of text.
Another area where Miro could improve is in automating the process of summarizing text and creating flowcharts. It would be really helpful to have a tool that could automatically summarize long paragraphs into smaller, concise points, and then generate a flowchart from those points without needing to manually input each element. This feature would save a lot of time, especially when dealing with complex processes like for example in pharmaceutical manufacturing processes with large amounts of text.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps me as a process engineer in the pharmaceutical industry by streamlining process improvements, root cause analysis, and compliance checks. It helps me to easily visualize and mapping out workflows, identify inefficiencies, and collaborate on solving problems. Tools like Fishbone diagrams helps in investigating deviations and aids in comparing current processes with industry standards, ensuring compliance. This all adds significant value by enhancing efficiency, collaboration.
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