Miro is a whiteboarding platform online that facilitates collaboration in real-time. The platform allows teams to work together seamlessly and gives them access to customizable templates and supports integrations with tools such as Slack.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
Ease of use, compared to previous similar tools I have used
So far, I did not face any misfunction or missing feature.
It allows for establishing model maps without using visual edition tools (which I am pretty bad at)
Living in the remote world, I haven't found an easier way to do whiteboarding the way that we used to do in the office but with Mirro it's super easy and intuitive
Honestly, I don't dislike anything about Miro
It's such a massive whiteboard that we can use it as a repository for data and notes and anyone can access it at any time
What i like best about Miro is the fact that it has many features that help teams to work in a very collaborative environment. It is quick and easy to implement and configure the whiteboard with our meeting objective. I really like how intuitive and user friendly the tool is. It helps our team to collaborate remotely regardless of the location. I use it literally each and every day and it has been of great help.
I wish they improved and increased the options to create folders in the web-based version that would easily sync with computer.
I really love Miro as it facilitates real-time remote teamwork. It is very easy to use and easy to collaborate with remotely. I use it for brainstorming, timeline tracking and has lot of features and integration is nicely done.
Easy to use and collaborate with remotely. I use it for knowledge sharing, timeline tracking, branstorming. Has a lot of features and integration is well done.
Sometimes it takes time to load, specifically when using zoom, which is a must integration when working remotely.
Project tracking, online brainstorming of product problems and solutions, workshops for decision making and knowledge sharing.
Imagine a huge white board, where you can fit all the research data, create mind flows and flow charts, allow collagues to participate in retrospective sessions, play games, make presentations - that is and much more is allowed by Miro board. Miro board also supports a few third party integrations and is a very helpful in project management, user experience and software engineering spheres. A lot of templates to choose from to make that initial set up easier for various members of the team. I am using it almost every day for work related purposes. It is very easy to get around and has a lot features that are intuitively simple and easy, that proves that this software was designed with ease of implementation in mind. Miro has an extensive Q&A section and if there are any issues raised while using the product, you can always reach out to Customer Support via a Questionmark button. Very straightforward!
I have been using Miro for a few years now and I haven't come across any features that would be annoying. One of the things that would be great is to allow integration with Spotify to make the music expenrience richer while waiting during collaborative sessions.
In my work we are having a lot of retrospective sessions and we usually use Miro board to highlight anything that has happened for the last month/fortnight/week. Miro board allows you to select from a wide range of templates to make sure that you can use a new theme every time you have a session. Love how user friendly it is! It allows the team from vairous parts of the country to connect and leave meaningful feedback/input.
Miro allows you to set up a board in the way that works best for you and adjust based on changing circumstances. It allowed me to easily add in a table to organize some comparisons i needed to make while still keeping my high level idea at the top. I was also able to easily share the board for co-workers to view and provide feedback and validation.
There was some initial learning curve in how to operate the boards, but once i got that down, things felt very easy.
Helping me bring together two sides of my business and how we can bring them together and create better outcomes.
No matter how your Idea or project look like. There will be a template or the whitespace which will help you too structre it. It is great and very easy to implenment, share the process and collaborate with others. Within our company we use it daily.
For work I have everything I need. But if I have to mention something here is that the Free Version for private use should offer more boards.
Visualising komplex topics is very easy with miro and helps a lot to get everyone on boarded. Annd it is very easy to share the result with agency's outside our company.
- Love the ability to quickly spin up a board for a team or project - It's incredibly flexible - its my go-to platform for running workshops with teams, but it can also be used for project tracking - It's fairly user friendly once you know your way around it. Moving elements is simple. - There are SO many templates available, it's so quick to spin up a new creative workshop using one of the many templates available in the Miroverse
- Sometimes it can be difficult to find what you're looking for. - Formatting text can sometimes be a bit tricky All in all, dislikes pale in comparison to what the tool offers
Virtual whiteboard for running sessions and workshops while poeple are located all over the globe. Even when we are in the office together, I find going to Miro is often easier so it's all there online and everyone can contribute.
Miro is so intuitive to use and even if I am collaborating with colleagues who have never used it before, it is super easy to integrate into BAU. Being able to have guests on boards, control access and rights and having team and project areas is invaluable. It has everything you need in terms of tools from post-it notes to value stream mapping diagram shapes. I utilise the templates every day and love how it allows me to test ideas, and visualise and communicate concepts.
Some features do hinder productivity and can be frustrating - such as the tables. Some functionality does not appear in the app as it does in browser.
Being able to map and diagram - not just remotely but also easily and collaboratively.
Miro has totally changed the way I work with my colleagues virtually. It's unlimited space allows for flowing work, simple and effective to use and integrates well with Google Drive. When using it in workshops people quickly pick it up. I use Miro very frequently, daily in fact, to use for my work
Copy and pasting can often have bugs and poorly paste content from other systems outside of Miro. It can be a bit buggy at times such as the text fields being typed in but not updating unless the miro board refreshes and reverts to old text
Solving running workshops virtually, saving time from in person and not needing to write up, limitless page allows for ease of use and nifty shortcuts make things quicker
I like how Miro can facilitate brain storming in a team and provide a global team with a platform to share ideas, express their thoughts and make informed conclusions. It's easy to use and has great integration with other platforms and software and it's easy to implement for clients as well.
Miro makes it easy to collaborate online and therefore stops people from coming to office to have offline workshops :D
It solves business problems by providing a platform for clients and consultants to come together and express their ideas.
During collaborative sessions, such as retrospectives, Miro's features, including voting and private mode, actively promote engagement. Participants find it easy to contribute to discussions and activities, enhancing the overall interactive experience. Beyond training, Miro plays a crucial role in my online process discovery sessions. The platform's versatility allows for swift drafting of processes, SIPOCs, and seamless integration with other tools like Smartsheet or Draw.io. One notable feature that adds immense value is the extensive library of templates within Miro. These templates, catering to various scenarios, save significant preparation time, making online sessions more captivating without compromising efficiency. In summary, Miro has seamlessly integrated into my toolkit, proving instrumental in elevating the effectiveness of my training sessions and collaborative initiatives. Its user-friendly interface, rich features, and template variety make it a go-to platform for dynamic and engaging virtual interactions.
No offline capabilities can be a drawback, especially in situations with unreliable internet connectivity.
One of Miro's notable advantages is its time-saving capability. When preparing collaborative online sessions, the platform's intuitive features and extensive template library streamline the process. This efficiency allows for more focused and impactful content creation without the need for extensive preparation time. Miro is also an easily accessible and user-friendly platform for seamless collaboration with both team members and individuals across the organization. This addresses the common challenge of coordinating efforts and sharing ideas, fostering a more connected and efficient work environment, especially when working remotely.
Sticky Notes are quite useful, I find myself using it over text boxes. I haven't had to raise a ticket with support yet, cannot comment on the experience. I find myself using Miro quite often, maybe daily, definitely weekly. Our team finds the UX easy to integrate into our workflows. Retros, Sprint Planning, & Inceptions are very straightforward to do in Miro.
I can't think of any off the top of my head. If I had to, I would suggest adding more music to the timer option, or the ability to add custom music (we use music during retrospectives).
Our team is almost fully remote, so having a tool to show someone stuff is useful.
Great collaboration tool for product managers, analysts, developers, and everyone really. Seamless integrations with JIRA cloud, great whiteboardibg capabilities, tools such as timers, chat, video, polls etc. I use it every single day and am and advocate for it just simple because it makes for a better work day!
Better support for tables. This is a critical element of the user experience and needs to be improved. Also adjusting for font sizes can be painful.
Collaborating using different artifacts all within a single workspace.
It's very helpful and easy to learn. I am using it everyday.
I have a bug on my miro account and it was not still able to be solved
I am designing my customer service processes on Miro easily. I can save my table as image
Miro is very helpful to share my idea, I can able to create sticky notes and brainstorm the ideas and collaborate online to increase productivity and save more time
So far it is a great platform, I don't have any negatives over this platform
Miro is very helpful to share my idea, I can able to create sticky notes and brainstorm the ideas and collaborate online to increase productivity and save more time
Most of my work was in person and then, it moved online like the rest of the world. I liked the consistency of the platform vs. MURAL. The interactivity component is my favorite
Cant see peoples faces while we are in there.
Collaborating in real time in frameworks
Simple and Practical, Collaborative tool to engage audience Suggested templates available
Not easy at the first time. Layout to easy connect audience
Engage audience
Intuitive UX. Wide range of tools the team can use. All in one place.
handwriting tool might be improved a bit
It make ideas visible and available across the team for all type of members. It is irreplaceable tool for presentation, brainstorming and decision making on a go.
It's really malleable and allows me to build a visual of the mapping for projects that takes place in my brain!
Honestly, not much to dislike, I've used it for 6 months and haven't found too many restrictions.
I run multiple programs with different campaigns, it's been really nice to use Miro to map that out.