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What Is Miro?
Miro is a visual workspace for innovation that enables distributed teams of any size to dream, design, and build the future together.
Miro includes a full suite of capabilities designed for innovation including diagramming, real-time data visualization, workshop facilitation, and built-in support for common product development processes, including agile practices like estimation and retrospectives.
Miro is loved by over 50 million users around the world and trusted by 99% of the Fortune 100.
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Reviews of Miro
One of the best collaboration tools I've used
Comments: My overall experience with Miro is very positive. Miro made me a more productive person and the collaboration tools helped me get the work done along my team.The brainstorming and mind maps are very helpful gathering ideas and refine them.
Pros:
What I like the most about Miro is its capabilities and potentialities regarding teamwork.It has loads of options and collaboration tools and it can make pretty much everything, from an idea into a prototype into a concrete project.
Cons:
Since Miro has a lot of options and personalization, it can be confusing and not very user-friendly for beginners. With some time and practice, this issue can be quickly solved and overriden.
Miro is a fantastic tool for team collaboration
Comments: Because of Miro, our team is now able to work together much more efficiently. It allows us to easily record our thoughts graphically and relay them to the other participants in the conference call. No longer is it necessary for us to explain obscure ideas.
Pros:
Miro's user-friendliness and collaborative nature make learning about it a pleasure. Its whiteboard features are intuitive, allowing multiple team members to make changes or generate new spreadsheets at the same time with minimal effort.
Cons:
The lack of a simple polling option is something I find lacking in Miro. A polling mechanism connected with charts and graphs would make updating charts and adding integer values to tables more efficient.
Growth, VC funding & re-branding cause my love affair with Miro (Realtimeboard) to end
Comments: I had an initial love affair with Realtimeboard and had a subscription since 2016/17. Growth and then VC funding last year together with the re-branding debacle are forcing me to re-think that love. It's been unrequited for the last while. :-( NPS scores
Pros:
Easy to use, excellent real-time capabilities
Cons:
Poor customer support & dishonesty. The change to Miro saw them stiff paid Premium users of Realtimeboard and not honour the remainder of their subscriptions Slow pace of feature development No offline capabilities
Miro is the Master of Teamwork and Collaboration
Comments: We've started using Miro as a tool for brainstorming and sharing our thoughts. It's been a great way to generate ideas and make rough drafts of our projects. This method is effective because it allows us to briefly describe the benefits and drawbacks of each idea.
Pros:
Online teamwork is fantastic. To let others contribute to the whiteboard, just send them an email invitation. Including people from outside the team in the project's development is beneficial. Miro is a portable and functional whiteboard app. We can now put things into some kind of order that makes sense.
Cons:
Because of Miro's per-user licensing structure, everyone who wants to work together on a project must chip in. The issue is that you cannot invite individuals for the sole purpose of reading without purchasing a license for each individual user.
It is a very simple and robust application for all kinds of projects
Comments: The capacity to consolidate thoughts and efforts from many file types is a significant benefit. And unlike its rivals, it allows you to talk to your team members without switching platforms. As a result, teamwork is improved and workflows experience less friction.
Pros:
It's one of the best tools you may have for any kind of job or play because it's versatile, creative, and simple to use. It's great because it's easy to import content from other formats and platforms, you can work with an endless canvas, and your team can interact and collaborate in real time.
Cons:
When I'm working on a project in my area, I rely heavily on journey maps and group brainstorming sessions. It's not simple for me to import data from other programs like Figma or Invision.
