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Our go-to white-boarding tool
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of collaboration and robust tool set
What do you dislike about the product?
File size limits for imported documents and images
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
One problem that Miro solves is that different disciplines have their default apps and toolsets that are not typically share across the areas of expertise. Teams that typically use decks and designers who use Figma and Adobe suite all find common ground with Miro and are equally adept at using it.
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So far, easy to use and full of possibilities
What do you like best about the product?
We transitioned to Miro when Invision shut down Freehand, so that tool is my main source of comparision. We started out primarily using it for inifite whiteboard concept maps, but as we've uncovered Miro's deeper capabilities we are re-envisioning ways to use the tool. Overall:
-Miro has a smooth user-experience, which means my team can move quickly through work without getting bogged down in the interface.
-Miro has a huge variety of customization options - text color, shape sizes and colors, bold/italics/etc, etc. This is useful for our needs. Some other tools we experimented with didn't have this level of customization.
-The amount of Tools you can add to the board is vast - I still haven't dug through all of them. They have the usual amount of software developer-friendly tools, but also a lot of useful project and product management tools which I appreciate. So many of the SAAS tools my company uses are focused on the software use-cases and we have to reverse-engineer them for our needs. I don't find that to be the case with Miro.
-Miro has a smooth user-experience, which means my team can move quickly through work without getting bogged down in the interface.
-Miro has a huge variety of customization options - text color, shape sizes and colors, bold/italics/etc, etc. This is useful for our needs. Some other tools we experimented with didn't have this level of customization.
-The amount of Tools you can add to the board is vast - I still haven't dug through all of them. They have the usual amount of software developer-friendly tools, but also a lot of useful project and product management tools which I appreciate. So many of the SAAS tools my company uses are focused on the software use-cases and we have to reverse-engineer them for our needs. I don't find that to be the case with Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
My main issue with Miro is solely related to the difficult process of transferring our Invision assets into Miro's structure. Since that issue is niche, I won't go into detail here.
Like many tools that can do everything, there can be a steep learning curve to mastering a tool like Miro. There are copious Help article, but I still find myself needing more information. This is to be expected. I believe that I can unlock a lot more of Miro's capabilities for my team specifically, but this will take dedicated time on my end.
I also haven't tested Miro's integrations capabilities yet, which is where issues can arise.
Like many tools that can do everything, there can be a steep learning curve to mastering a tool like Miro. There are copious Help article, but I still find myself needing more information. This is to be expected. I believe that I can unlock a lot more of Miro's capabilities for my team specifically, but this will take dedicated time on my end.
I also haven't tested Miro's integrations capabilities yet, which is where issues can arise.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We need to organize vast amounts of information for analysis, so inifite whiteboards in general are our preferred tool. Compared to our last whiteboard tool (Invision), Miro is speeding up this process and giving our team more customization options in the flow of work.
Miro helps put our brain dumps into real life
What do you like best about the product?
-There are so many different templates
-It's collaborative
-It's user-friendly
-It's collaborative
-It's user-friendly
What do you dislike about the product?
-I wish there were more options for ideation board templates
-Very specific, but I wish you could add more colors to dot voting
-Whenever I share a Miroboard link on Slack it asks if I want to integrate it, but for our purposes we don't really need it. Not sure how a slack integration would be useful.
-Very specific, but I wish you could add more colors to dot voting
-Whenever I share a Miroboard link on Slack it asks if I want to integrate it, but for our purposes we don't really need it. Not sure how a slack integration would be useful.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Some things we don't want written in "black ink" just yet so Miro is really helpful for creating a rough draft of strategy without having to formalize it elsewhere.
It's also helping us to collaboratively discuss projects/ideas. Our biggest use is ideation.
It's also helping us to collaboratively discuss projects/ideas. Our biggest use is ideation.
I use Miro for my college digital sketchbook and it’s so easy and simple, love it
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is so easy to use and provides plenty of tools and templates to help with whatever you are wanting to do.
What do you dislike about the product?
Only one thing, I wish there was an option for the eraser tool to be like it is now or to just erase the area of the pen if that makes sense
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helping my achieve my highest grade
Resilient tool to visualize ideas
What do you like best about the product?
I like its flexibily and different ways to display data. I appreciate the quick templating and the possibility of generating (and digest) exports.
It helps us greatly with remote work braistorming and planning. It is easy to use and we use it everyday as an integral part of our workflow.
It helps us greatly with remote work braistorming and planning. It is easy to use and we use it everyday as an integral part of our workflow.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes whe boards contain several elements you need to refresh thepage to make some of the buttons reappear
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Remote teams can easlily collaborate and ashare ideas with Miro, without any particular equipment or in deep knowledge
Miro enables interactive brainstorming sessions with remote teams
What do you like best about the product?
The ability to have infinite space for designing workshops and collobarative features which allow users to all input into conversations at the same time
What do you dislike about the product?
Managing multiple accounts and team spaces
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Remote teams collaborating during sessions
Miro - the best way to collaborate in a remote business world
What do you like best about the product?
When our company was forced to homeoffice (because of Covid) we started to look for a tool to support our scrum events as well as other workshops. We came over Miro and instantly knew, that we founnd what we are looking for:
An easy to use tool for every kind of meeting (altough it is so much more).
As a scrum master I got the task to get used to it and instruct other employees how to do best.
But, I had not much work because mostly everyone used it with ease and a lot of us use it very frequently.
What I love most: There is a lot of support and help in the documentation, It has a lot of integrations ie Jira, there are tons of inspiration in the Miroverse and it is developing new features very often for example AI and cool widgets.
An easy to use tool for every kind of meeting (altough it is so much more).
As a scrum master I got the task to get used to it and instruct other employees how to do best.
But, I had not much work because mostly everyone used it with ease and a lot of us use it very frequently.
What I love most: There is a lot of support and help in the documentation, It has a lot of integrations ie Jira, there are tons of inspiration in the Miroverse and it is developing new features very often for example AI and cool widgets.
What do you dislike about the product?
To be honest nothing. Sometimes menu items move and have to be found again, but that are first world problems
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Working together remotely or asynchronous
Amazing for planning, brainstorming and interactive worshops
What do you like best about the product?
Miro's board is huge, which means you have have creations for every project you're working on. I love how easy it is to use and how interactive it is when running workshops.
I also appreciate the template funtion, which saves me lots of time in creating visual representations of work, plus it helps spark new ideas.
Miro is so useful for me and I enjoy using it to visually explore concepts, show timelines, and generate ideas, that my organisation has purchased licences and it's being used throughout the business. Our PowerPoints are much more interesting now (and colourful!).
I also appreciate the template funtion, which saves me lots of time in creating visual representations of work, plus it helps spark new ideas.
Miro is so useful for me and I enjoy using it to visually explore concepts, show timelines, and generate ideas, that my organisation has purchased licences and it's being used throughout the business. Our PowerPoints are much more interesting now (and colourful!).
What do you dislike about the product?
It can be hard to know about all the features of Miro, without attending training coures. There's so much hidden functionaility. Perhaps it would be great to have mini videos easily accessible directly from Miro.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It allowas me to visually show the journey that we're on for new products- which stage we're in and what's coming in the future. I found it challenging and time consuming to create visuals in PowerPoint but Miro is much easier to use and user friendly.
Great & effective tool to get things done
What do you like best about the product?
Very balanced mix between visual tools that help me delivering the message & more 'practical' tools (as tables, adds on, etc.) that enable me to have one single place to collect all I need about a project or a workstreamn
What do you dislike about the product?
the way tables are organized and the sharing funcionality could be a bit easier
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
collaboration & roadmap/project management
Helpful tool for creating workflows
What do you like best about the product?
Very flexible and easy to create workflows
What do you dislike about the product?
the templates are sometimes too complicated to use
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
timelines of projects and user journeys
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