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Collaborate and improve
What do you like best about the product?
Since my first experience with Miro, it was immediately clear that I had discovered an agile, personal collaboration powerhouse!
The platform is remarkably intuitive, you always understand what you're doing, and commands are exactly where you expect them. The continuous evolution and feature additions consistently deliver exactly what teams need to succeed.
The template library deserves special mention, it's the secret weapon when you're seeking inspiration, and you will always find it! I genuinely believe Miro is establishing itself as the de facto standard for visual collaboration, much like Jira has for backlog management. Leading companies globally are leveraging it to design purposeful, engaging training experiences that empower people to brainstorm effectively and conquer their most ambitious objectives.
An absolute must-have for high-performing teams!
The platform is remarkably intuitive, you always understand what you're doing, and commands are exactly where you expect them. The continuous evolution and feature additions consistently deliver exactly what teams need to succeed.
The template library deserves special mention, it's the secret weapon when you're seeking inspiration, and you will always find it! I genuinely believe Miro is establishing itself as the de facto standard for visual collaboration, much like Jira has for backlog management. Leading companies globally are leveraging it to design purposeful, engaging training experiences that empower people to brainstorm effectively and conquer their most ambitious objectives.
An absolute must-have for high-performing teams!
What do you dislike about the product?
Performance can occasionally be a consideration with very large, complex boards, you may need robust hardware to maintain optimal speed and responsiveness. That said, this is a natural trade-off for such a feature-rich, real-time collaboration platform.
Regarding pricing, while the license cost sits at the premium end, the value delivered absolutely justifies the investment. You truly get what you pay for in terms of capabilities, reliability, and impact on team productivity!
Regarding pricing, while the license cost sits at the premium end, the value delivered absolutely justifies the investment. You truly get what you pay for in terms of capabilities, reliability, and impact on team productivity!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Improve collaboration, enabling brainstorming and problem analysis.
In remote working it's a must have
In remote working it's a must have
Overall best experience I've had with workflow design platforms
What do you like best about the product?
Intelligent connection of shapes to other, it's like the Miro already knows what I'm thinking before I actually do it. It's always a step ahead of me.
Collaboration, like I can actually see the other person navigating and making changes on the board in real time. 10/10 for this.
Collaboration, like I can actually see the other person navigating and making changes on the board in real time. 10/10 for this.
What do you dislike about the product?
The tool lacks all the necessary relationship arrows for creating an ERD. At times, I have to get creative to represent a many-to-many relationship, often by using two one-to-many lines pointing in opposite directions.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Real-time collaboration reduces time of sharing visual designs over emails saving a lot time in back and forth feedbacks.
Miro's core functionalities and the problem it solves in general is a 10/10.
Miro's core functionalities and the problem it solves in general is a 10/10.
Witnessing meeting focus improve dramatically as Miro grounds abstract discussions
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is good at establishing a historical path of our developing scientific theories and (re)experiments. We can follow the evolution of difficult concepts over the course of many months without losing the conceptual work upon which they are based It also enables our internationally distributed team to iterate on with intricate biological pathway diagrams asynchronously. This saves wasted time in the meeting as a team member explains minor adjustments when there are time differences.
What do you dislike about the product?
Finding particular project boards in our expanding library can be like searching the bumper game at picnics of yesteryear! Custom tags have a less detailed overall search function. Archiving boards is not so well integrated into our long term research and it would be beneficial to have a more explicit linking of related boards to form a continuous development project heritage.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Some of our own research projects date over a multiple number of years and it is very hard to induct any new scientists into these projects on previously made decisions and justification on why left experiments fail. Documentation was disjoint, and difficult to traverse across platforms. Miro also acts as a non-static, living knowledge base that lets new staff members visually trace the path of our hypotheses and previous experimental result. This greatly eliminates the time to onboard them and aids in the fact that we do not make the same mistakes that were made before.
Easy to jump in when required
What do you like best about the product?
I don't use miro all that often given the nature of my role but I have always found it easy to use when I need to or when jumping into a brainstorming session with others. It is intuitive and the help centre seems pretty good also
What do you dislike about the product?
I feel as though the help centre could be better integrated into the board view - i.e. instead of having to pop out to a new window/tab, having some free text chat bot / AI help eg 'how do I create X' that returns an answer would be helpful for people that do not use miro very often.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
given my role is more technical I do not use miro often but it is useful for mapping process flows and the like
My daily driver for mind mapping
What do you like best about the product?
I use Miro every single day as my go-to tool for mind mapping, and it's become an indispensable companion in my workflow. While I know Miro offers a wealth of sophisticated features and capabilities, I can't speak to those since my usage is fairly focused. What I can say is that for mind mapping specifically, it's absolutely reliable, refreshingly simple to use, and fairly priced for the value it delivers. It does exactly what I need without fuss, and that consistency keeps me coming back day after day.
What do you dislike about the product?
Can become pricey for those who stick mostly to basic features.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Perspective on my overall work canvas.
Miro is a savior for creative collaboration in hybrid work era
What do you like best about the product?
We might take it for granted, but the speed that we can navigate through so much content on one board is remarkable. Our design teams collect months of iterations, inspiration, markups, presentations, sketches, and comments and Miro makes it so easy to refer back and see progressions. I love that the whole company can
What do you dislike about the product?
The presentation tools, formerly frames, has been a bit clunky. I also find friction with the leader arrows and what they attach to, sometimes moving or being deleted without intent.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
As an architect (the real kind), I don't think Miro is targeting our needs for the most part. The Ai notes and summaries would be one way.
Very useful tool
What do you like best about the product?
I use it mostly for team retrospectives, and also occasionally for mapping out user journeys. I appreciate the open ended nature of the tool, general ease of use, and the ability to browse templates for inspiration, and customize them at will.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think the main pain points we've really had have been related to login, particularly when trying to organize a large group. Although I've found just setting open permissions temporarily during the meeting to be a pretty good workaround, provided there's nothing too sensitive in the doc. Love the voting feature, although perhaps it could be a bit more intuitive. I sometimes find myself fumbling with it a bit.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Currently, I'm using it mostly for scrum team retrospectives. We've been doing a sort of modified lean coffee retro format, and I've found Miro to be an effective tool for facilitating that.
The best collaborative tool for brainstorming and lo-fi prototyping
What do you like best about the product?
The way to manage access to files.
Performance, compatibility with browsers
Performance, compatibility with browsers
What do you dislike about the product?
Inserting other canvas (Miro-files) to the board and the way to navigate between those elements are painful.
Most of templates from library are too generic and don't help.
Most of templates from library are too generic and don't help.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
1. Product management Knowledge storing (we keep there the results and current statuses of all hypotheses and tests)
2. Data transferring to other teams and setting up tasks from business and product to design and development.
2. Data transferring to other teams and setting up tasks from business and product to design and development.
Good - A few tweaks will make it great!
What do you like best about the product?
Collaboration across team members, especially in different offices.
What do you dislike about the product?
i wish there was more editing options for photos/images - Mirroring, black and white, etc. It would be helpful if Miro would warn users if the frames are outrageously large, as I've copied in other things from previous Miros and they have come in comically small. I assume a larger images/text/frames uses more memory and can slow the miro down. I've ran into issues like that a handful of times. I also wish it was easier to rearrange frames for presentations.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Solving design problems. Its beneficial to have a collaborative tool to be shared easily across all of our designers in various offices.
My Experience with Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is an excellent tool for teams that need to collaborate and brainstorm in real time, especially when team members are not all in the same location. Its intuitive, visual interface makes it easy to map out ideas, organise thoughts, and create interactive boards that everyone can contribute to simultaneously.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only drawback is that the free version limits the number of boards you can create, which can be restrictive for larger or ongoing projects.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro addresses the challenge of remote collaboration and brainstorming. When team members are spread across different locations, it can be difficult to brainstorm. Miro solves this by providing a virtual whiteboard where everyone can contribute simultaneously, no matter where they are.
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