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Digital Whiteboard with endless possibilities
What do you like best about the product?
Since I started using Miro, it’s become a key part of my daily routine as an architect. What I love most is the freedom it gives you — it’s like having an infinite whiteboard where I can drop in anything from photos, gifs, and PDFs to renders and plans, and then sketch over them, jot down ideas, or make quick notes. It really lets me think out loud, experiment, and work in a much more visual way.
At the office, we use it for everything. We organize visual references, sketch our own ideas, mark up drawings and renders collaboratively, assign tasks, and keep track of project progress — all in one place, without having to jump between different platforms. Everything stays clear and accessible for the whole team.
The built-in tools are also incredibly useful, from sticky notes and arrows to frames and presentation mode, everything is designed to support collaboration. And the plugins are a real game changer., being able to integrate Figma, Notion, or Google Drive right inside the board saves us tons of time and keeps everything connected. We also use ready-made templates now and then, especially when we want to kick off a brainstorm or structure a meeting more efficiently. It has become a vital tool of our creative process as architects.
At the office, we use it for everything. We organize visual references, sketch our own ideas, mark up drawings and renders collaboratively, assign tasks, and keep track of project progress — all in one place, without having to jump between different platforms. Everything stays clear and accessible for the whole team.
The built-in tools are also incredibly useful, from sticky notes and arrows to frames and presentation mode, everything is designed to support collaboration. And the plugins are a real game changer., being able to integrate Figma, Notion, or Google Drive right inside the board saves us tons of time and keeps everything connected. We also use ready-made templates now and then, especially when we want to kick off a brainstorm or structure a meeting more efficiently. It has become a vital tool of our creative process as architects.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some elements like lines and forms are a bit annoying to use, and i would like to have the possibility of selecting only the things that i want by clicking and dragging the mouse but it always selects a bunch of elements.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Having an online live platform to have an archive of our projects process.
Simple, intuitive and easy to learn
What do you like best about the product?
The ease with which i can create a board, add content and share it with internal and external users. I use it a lot for whiteboarding, creating journeys and flows.
What do you dislike about the product?
Often times when I share the link with external users it asks them to create an account, and that can be a pain because I work with clients a lot and no one has the time or inclination to do that.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
A big issue Miro helps with is the collaboration aspect - clients love it and are eager to participate in the sessions. Its transparent for everyone to see what's on the board, and I can shut down access when the work is done.
Ferramenta indispensável do dia a dia
What do you like best about the product?
A experiência, ferramentas, e funcionalidades
What do you dislike about the product?
Alguns componentes das ferramentas precisam de polimento, principalmente formas e essas coisas
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Colocar todas as ideias no papel e promover um alinhamento contínuo entre equipes
A creative companion
What do you like best about the product?
(english is not my first language, i hope you'll understand me XD)
I love su much Miro. I'm using with different teams and project and it's a creative companion i don't want to loose.
a) it's easy to use: really immediate, like a colorful board.
b) there are a lot of features, and all of them are easy to understand :D
c) it's totally creative: text, videos, images. I can use everything i want for writing, character design, game design. Even teaching: we are working on a long project and it's amazing for collaborate with each others every day.
I love it so much, i use it with PC and smartphone too, it's easy to integrate with everything :D
I love su much Miro. I'm using with different teams and project and it's a creative companion i don't want to loose.
a) it's easy to use: really immediate, like a colorful board.
b) there are a lot of features, and all of them are easy to understand :D
c) it's totally creative: text, videos, images. I can use everything i want for writing, character design, game design. Even teaching: we are working on a long project and it's amazing for collaborate with each others every day.
I love it so much, i use it with PC and smartphone too, it's easy to integrate with everything :D
What do you dislike about the product?
I'm not such a big fan of AI, and seeing pushed the "Create with AI" function it's not my favourite thing.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
mostly, creativity: it's so easy to let the mind explode ideas everywhere, in a place where you can rearrange them in any way you like.
Transformative Collaboration Tool for Remote Teams
What do you like best about the product?
Miro has completely transformed how our team collaborates, especially in a hybrid and remote work environment. Its intuitive, user-friendly interface allows everyone—from designers to project managers—to contribute seamlessly, regardless of technical background.
The real-time collaboration features are a standout. Whether we're brainstorming ideas, running agile ceremonies, mapping customer journeys, or planning sprints, Miro provides the flexibility and power to do it all visually and effectively. The wide range of templates saves us time and helps structure meetings and workshops more efficiently.
Integration with tools like Slack, Jira, and Google Drive enhances our workflows without disruption, and the ability to comment, vote, and follow team members' cursors in real time adds a dynamic, interactive layer to meetings that typical whiteboards or slide decks can't match.
Miro has become a central hub for our strategic planning and creative thinking. It’s not just a tool; it’s a core part of our team culture now.
The real-time collaboration features are a standout. Whether we're brainstorming ideas, running agile ceremonies, mapping customer journeys, or planning sprints, Miro provides the flexibility and power to do it all visually and effectively. The wide range of templates saves us time and helps structure meetings and workshops more efficiently.
Integration with tools like Slack, Jira, and Google Drive enhances our workflows without disruption, and the ability to comment, vote, and follow team members' cursors in real time adds a dynamic, interactive layer to meetings that typical whiteboards or slide decks can't match.
Miro has become a central hub for our strategic planning and creative thinking. It’s not just a tool; it’s a core part of our team culture now.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can get a bit cluttered with large boards if not organized properly
Occasional performance lags with very large teams or complex boards
Occasional performance lags with very large teams or complex boards
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps us bridge the gap created by remote and hybrid work. It enables real-time collaboration that feels as close to being in the same room as possible. It solves the problem of disjointed communication by giving us a shared, visual workspace where everyone can contribute and stay aligned. The flexibility and intuitive design have improved our engagement during meetings, enhanced creativity, and significantly reduced time spent aligning across teams.
A tool for everydays tasks of a product owner
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a very versatile tool and can be used to brainstorm together, to create roadmaps, to facilitate retrospectives and other meetings and also good for documentation. It is also very ease to use and you need not onboarding whatsoever.
What do you dislike about the product?
The web application can be quite slow when the board is getting larger and crowded with elements.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
When there is a business problem or challenge Miro helps with bringing structure into it which means several people can bring their perspectives in it. As it is easy for everyone to use it brings instant value, everyone can sort their thoughts and never lose the overview of the big picture.
For Creatives
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a very intuitive tool that allows you to organize ideas and thoughts quickly and fluidly, both in written and imaginative form, and can include texts in their most varied forms, as well as images and links inserted in a visually pleasing way.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only flaw I saw in Miro is the lack of an image flipping option.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro allows you to organize production tasks as well as develop briefings or anything else that requires Map Minding.
Game changer
What do you like best about the product?
It's so much more than merely a white boarding app - the integrations with other services are amazing
What do you dislike about the product?
I know there are features I haven't learned about or don't know how to use yet
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps us coordinate and collaborate - knowing everyone has the latest version of everything and we can also track task.
My Brain Runs on Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Miro has become my go-to space for thinking, planning, and collaborating—it’s basically where half my brain lives now. The infinite canvas gives me the freedom to work the way I think: non-linear, visual, and exploratory. Whether I’m sketching out a product roadmap, dropping in sticky notes during a retro, or running a live workshop, it just works. The UI is smooth, the templates are actually useful (rare!), and the integrations with Jira and Slack make it feel like an extension of our existing workflow—not another tool to manage. Bonus: even people who’ve never touched Miro before can jump in and get the hang of it in minutes. I use miro every day in my role and it always wows people who I demo in miro to for the first time. I have a large organization and am always able to get support for whatever I need from the self-help articles and learning the new beta features is always exciting and a breeze! Miro honestly it such a game changer its very easy to get buy in from managers to build out technical and non-technical projects.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes boards with tons of content can lag a little—but it’s rare and usually easy to work around.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro solves the “too many tools, not enough clarity” problem. It gives my team one shared space to map ideas, connect dots, and move from messy brainstorms to structured plans—all without losing momentum. Instead of bouncing between slide decks, docs, and whiteboards, we can just build the thinking live in one place. It’s helped us align faster, collaborate better across time zones, and make abstract ideas visible and actionable. Total game-changer for remote and hybrid work.
The best collaboration tool out there
What do you like best about the product?
Miro makes collaboration feel seamless, super easy to use, even for first-timers. I love how you can play music while everyone’s thinking; it keeps the vibe relaxed and creative. Honestly, it’s the closest thing to an in-person meeting I’ve experienced online.
What do you dislike about the product?
One downside of Miro is that it’s easy to get lost in a massive board, especially when multiple teams are collaborating and things start piling up. On top of that, performance can slow down noticeably on large boards or if you're using a lower-end device. Another limitation is the lack of offline access, which can be frustrating if you're working on the go or have unreliable internet.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use Miro as a virtual drawing board to streamline product decisions, gather approvals, and leave contextual comments, all in one place. It’s been especially helpful in aligning cross-functional teams, letting everyone contribute ideas visually and async.
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