

Miro
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A secure collaboration platform for distributed teams offering real-time and asynchronous capabilities, infinite canvas, integrations with major tools like Google Suite, Slack, and Dropbox, and features for enhanced product development and design workflows.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
Miro News & Activities
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Recent News
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Recent activities
DigitalSheriffDesigns added Miro as alternative to StarMap App
VectaryCanvas added Miro as alternative to Vectary CanvasI've used Miro for remote workshops and solo brainstorming. The infinite canvas and templates for retros and design sprints are well-crafted. What keeps me from making it my default workspace: kanban and mind map views feel like add-ons to the whiteboard, so once an idea is shaped I still move it to a separate task tool.
MarcelSz added Miro as alternative to Sessionario
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Comments and Reviews
I use Miro everyday because it allows me to get ideas out of my head and sort them according to project any visual manner that facilitates my issues with ADD
very steep pricing (per user per month pricing model) once the doorbuster free plan is exceeded – nothing unexpected with a venture capital backed platform. it looks pretty, but if you "just need a whiteboard for collaboration", it's quite bloated and the time investment your colleagues have to make to learn the tool may quickly lead to a lock-in effect.
I've used Miro for remote workshops and solo brainstorming. The infinite canvas and templates for retros and design sprints are well-crafted. What keeps me from making it my default workspace: kanban and mind map views feel like add-ons to the whiteboard, so once an idea is shaped I still move it to a separate task tool.
I've used Miro for remote workshops and solo brainstorming. The infinite canvas and template library for retrospectives and design sprints are genuinely well-crafted — for pure ideation, few tools come close.
What keeps me from making it a default workspace: Miro recently added kanban and mind map views, but they feel like additions on top of a whiteboard rather than first-class workflows. Once an idea is shaped, I still move it to a dedicated task tool. The context switch breaks momentum.
Hard to beat for ideation; the gap to execution adds up over time.
Good but no regional price for me is no.
Great online board! Very useful for brainstorming.
Perfect for team management, works very well to manage freelancers working from home.