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Miro makes collaboration almost like being in the room
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use. Collaboration features and sticky notes.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing namely...just need to think about how you leverage Teams and Projects to ensure better organization.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Face to Face PI planning is now happening over Miro with Covid19 and travel bans.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Great tool for collaboration, and breaking down physical barriers to users. Ease of use is awesome.
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Effective real-time collaboration for planning, ideation, and workshops - recommend!
What do you like best about the product?
I was an early user of RealTimeBoard and found the idea great, but execution not quite there. With the rebrand to Miro the product has taken a leap forward!
The smooth ability to collaborate on a large open board has proved invaluable in several situations - art/idea boards, running retros, quarter planning, cross-team collaboration, value mapping, the list goes on.
The recently quick updates and feature additions have been good to see and welcome.
I've used Miro in a startup setting, with remote co-founders. It was really good as an asynch platform to update early ideas and user stories while refining the idea. Even on the free tier, the available templates really helped to frame thinking and speed us up, as we didn't have to go from scratch.
The smooth ability to collaborate on a large open board has proved invaluable in several situations - art/idea boards, running retros, quarter planning, cross-team collaboration, value mapping, the list goes on.
The recently quick updates and feature additions have been good to see and welcome.
I've used Miro in a startup setting, with remote co-founders. It was really good as an asynch platform to update early ideas and user stories while refining the idea. Even on the free tier, the available templates really helped to frame thinking and speed us up, as we didn't have to go from scratch.
What do you dislike about the product?
I found the Mac app to be slow and resource heavy. It does seem to have improved, but I still use the web interface most of the time. It would be nice to be able to turn off only my cursor at times.
I've had trouble with adding integrations.
I've had trouble with adding integrations.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I have had two use cases: 1. In a bigger company on a design focussed project, and 2. A early stage startup idea, pre-seed.
The first was around having large, collaborative art board space where designs and ideas could be viewed, commented on, and adapted, both in real time workshops and asynchronous.
The second was about using ideation tools, such as business canvases, or user story design, to help flesh out and validate an idea. Using one board to cross multiple areas and find the overlaps really helped in determining our flow when creating our story.
The first was around having large, collaborative art board space where designs and ideas could be viewed, commented on, and adapted, both in real time workshops and asynchronous.
The second was about using ideation tools, such as business canvases, or user story design, to help flesh out and validate an idea. Using one board to cross multiple areas and find the overlaps really helped in determining our flow when creating our story.
Thank You Miro!
What do you like best about the product?
First, it has a ton of quality features (bulk add sticky notes, great performance at scale, great visual appearance, quick export options, voting options, kanban boards, grids, great templates both out of the box and community, and the list goes on and on). Secondly, they have incremented their product rapidly, they release new features tall the time, and I’m always excited to see what new feature they’ll add next. Thirdly, they do not lock you into a 90-day trial and then demand money to continue to use their tool. I used Miro free for years, albeit with limited boards, but it worked on a small scale. After COVID hit and moved to a paid plan, I could really take Miro to scale not just for internal initiatives but client engagements as well.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can we make the login IDP icons bigger (e.g. Google, Facebook, Office 365)? Not talking about SSO, which is different I know. When I share a board link users don't have to sign-up using a new account and have to create a whole new password. I tell client team members to click on the Office 365 login to make accessing the board that much easier (my company admin hasn't enabled the anonymous link feature for security reasons) but they don't see it and start creating a new account and it delays accessing the board.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helped me transition from an on-premise training environment to a digital one, whatever we would use a whiteboard for (value stream mapping, retrospectives, story mapping, architectural reviews, release planning,...) we could easily re-create in Miro and continue to collaborate effectively with our teams.
Best tool for team brainstorms, retrospectives, interactive workshops
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is fast, has very intuitive UX and lots of useful integrations.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some parts of Miro are still being developed, e.g. the table layout which is useful to separate spaces for multiple participants or "hide frames" to remove distractions during the workshop and open content step by step. They exist, but UX can be improved so they can be used faster and require less manual layout adjustments.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I lead workshops using Miro with 5-30 participants and teach the product design skills, user research, value proposition design etc. in a collaborative way. So that each participant thinks, shares their ideas on sticky notes, votes and comments on other people contributions etc. All the information is visual and tactile which makes the learning process much better than just watching a lecture.
Great Tool for collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Collaborative Features, Development of own Templates, Wireframes
What do you dislike about the product?
Not able to track the changes done by a person when working collaboratively on a project
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Working in collaboration when everyone is working from home,
Keeping track of projects.
Able to use Agile methodologies with the help of Miro
Able to visualize design of product using wireframes
Keeping track of projects.
Able to use Agile methodologies with the help of Miro
Able to visualize design of product using wireframes
Miro Miro on the wall...
What do you like best about the product?
Real-time team colaboration capability, with lovely sticky notes and images that can be used to supplement somewhat tedious meetings, or to spruce up regular scrum ceremonies. The voting feature works very well alongside the timer. Aggregated and anonymously shown. Works super well online and offline across co-located teams.
What do you dislike about the product?
Cost of licenses could be lower, to allow the wider organisation access to MIro.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Waste of paper (post it notes), and waste of time spent transcribing them on to digital applications.
Also great for co-located teams that are spread across 3 locations, on different time zones.
Also great for co-located teams that are spread across 3 locations, on different time zones.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Best collaboration tool there is. Super easy to learn, time saving tool.
Time savier
What do you like best about the product?
- Variety of tools provided for drawing schemes or aggregate thoughts.
- multiplayer mode — collaborate with colleagues online.
- rapid development of new features.
- all is in the one place.
- multiplayer mode — collaborate with colleagues online.
- rapid development of new features.
- all is in the one place.
What do you dislike about the product?
- Cost is high.
- No templates for world standard canvases.
- Zoom hardly controlled when you missed with the size of the first element on board.
- when there is a LOT of elements it's beginning to be slowwww
- No templates for world standard canvases.
- Zoom hardly controlled when you missed with the size of the first element on board.
- when there is a LOT of elements it's beginning to be slowwww
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
- zoom out roadmaps;
- zoom in roadmaps;
- deep customer research collaboration for notes
- customer research analysis;
- visualization of workflow processes;
- Customer journey map optimizing.
- zoom in roadmaps;
- deep customer research collaboration for notes
- customer research analysis;
- visualization of workflow processes;
- Customer journey map optimizing.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Try it with your team. And implement it into your processes by one license.
Great replacement for face to face meeting
What do you like best about the product?
User experience is very cool, it improves fast and a great replacement for face to face meeting
What do you dislike about the product?
For some users, there is a small learning curve but it's not that big of a deal...
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaboration with everybody working from home
An infinite whiteboard ... that's grown beyond my imagination
What do you like best about the product?
Ability to organise all and any kind of content into a single space, re-arrange it, mash it together and create a presentation out of it at the end.
It's the only platform that allows me to work smoothly with many people at the same time, bringing us close as it's possible to the feeling of standing together and physically drawing on the board or putting up sticky notes.
The templates Miro have introduced over time have promoted me and my friends to push the boundaries of what we use Miro for, moving away from simple note-taking, through mind mapping all the way to sophisticated facilitation of workshops involving multiple groups and tools like story mapping.
It's the only platform that allows me to work smoothly with many people at the same time, bringing us close as it's possible to the feeling of standing together and physically drawing on the board or putting up sticky notes.
The templates Miro have introduced over time have promoted me and my friends to push the boundaries of what we use Miro for, moving away from simple note-taking, through mind mapping all the way to sophisticated facilitation of workshops involving multiple groups and tools like story mapping.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's now overwhelming to new users, so I have to continuously tell them what not to use
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
In this world of complete remote working that is the ultimate collaboration tool for me and my teams. We would be able to understand and direct problems without Miro.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Start small and simple, don't jump into templates too early, get familiar with the basics of setting up the board and helping others navigate around. When you and the team have had a few attempts at working together you'll find using the templates actually helping, rather than hindering.
Product Manager
What do you like best about the product?
Miro promotes creativity. When I open up a blank board, I don't feel lost, I feel like I have multiple functions that can help me get started with either a pre-made template, or just start creating ways to promote clarity and engagement. I use Miro for RFX Procurement Research, to bring alignment in research projects, for team retros, and to communicate workflows/processes. I often use it for a way to organize even my thoughts or ideas.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only challenge is when you have multiple objects close together, and you aren't able to select a particular one. A thought to fix this, is if you are able to scroll through selected objects through the arrow keys or something, instead of having to pull out objects.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use MIRO to help solve problems that we experience through our development teams, such as coordination challenges.Some other examples include: We use MIRO to solve problems around team efficiencies with the Kanban. We have revamped our Program Level Kanban, and we wanted a simple way to capture prototypes which promote quick understanding with little effort to "build". Remote can be challenging, and its really hard to find ways to match the in person experience. Miro, in some examples has excelled past the in person experiences, and has honestly promoted a better way of engaging.
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