Miro Reviews

Miro is fond to provide a collaborative platform where teams can brainstorm and develop ideas visually. It harmonizes well with different workflows, facilitating communication and project development.

For individual use, some of the features might not be fully utilized. It performs best when used to its full potential by teams.

I appreciate Miro's fun and creative features that make collaboration engaging and dynamic, fostering a more visually stimulating work environment.

I find the platform somewhat complex to use and navigate, which can be a hurdle in quickly harnessing all its powerful collaborative capabilities.

Miro is great for teamwork. It's easy to use and has everything we need to share ideas and work together, witch is ace

Zooming in and out can be a bit fiddly if you're using a mouse. A trackpad works better I think

Practical and collaborative experience which allows for the collection of a variety of files at a glance.

The layout could be improved to make it more aesthetic.

Ability to capture in real time meetings and individually ideas and structures.

The real time and freedom also allows individuals to mess things up. IE, moving notes, reorganizing things, or adjustments that affect the whole board.

A fantastic platform that makes process mapping a breeze, supported by libraries of professional looking templates.

Nothing stands out, I tried various software packages and for me Micro ticked all the boxes!

Easy to create diagrams for processes with all possible alternatives

Not very intuitive in my opinion, needs some improvement on the interface

The ease of use and the ability for any and all to participate in discussions and ideations.

It is large and moves slowly as the boards get bigger.

Miro offers a vast number of options and the highest flexibility. Tons of templates, automations, sharing options and AI support are great features.

The complexity of the systems requires some time to get used to it. It is an unavoidable downside when you want the most functional system.

Miro has many features and their customer service team is active to attend to you. Miro is easy to use. It also allows team to have beneficial communications.

Miro has nothing that is a miss on my side.

Easy to use, organized, multi-colored, high quality, and can be used in huge projects, sharing is allowed through my link and comments, saving what you have done and publishing it

The free version is of poor quality sometimes I did not find what I want in the search easily but in a small percentage

It is a great tool for brainstorming ideas and getting everyone from the team to pitch in. You can also easily hold votes to gauge the team's opinion on any matters. We use it a lot for creative brainstorming.

It has so many functionalities that it can feel a bit cumbersome and hard to use at times, specially for older team members.

It's fairly easy to use; it has a lot of helpful functionality. We use it for personas, product inception canvases, roadmapping, integration with Jira tickets is wonderful; displaying the full roadmap with details; charts, etc. We love this tool and it's helping us be successful and collaborative in a remote world.

The security is frustrating. We have an Enterprise license and you can't even view a page unless you have a license AND you're invited as part of that specific team. All enterprise users should be able to see any board if it's shared with them.

I use it daily for for personal ideation, running team refinements, task tracking, having fun in teambuildings, brainstorming together...there are so many use cases for this vusial multi-purposu tool.

Sometimes navigation in boards with many elemenst is messy. Would be great if there was some "back" and "formward" button or a history of visited elements so you can go here and there quickly. Also picking up a group of elements in crowded board can be a challenge.

Bringing teams together has been my greatest achievement using Miro. Creativity emanates from togetherness. Eventually, goals are set and achieved without struggles. Miro is a blessing to me.

Miro has not shown any signs of disappointments. It works just fine and accurately. Good work.

The UI is perfect, clean, visually appealing and lag free. All in one tool which can be used for brainstorming, planning and communication. Drag and Drop functionality makes it very easy to create complex boards with ease, even if you use it for first time. There are multiple templates available as well as user created samples which help you plan ahead and get started quickly without any worry. Auto save and being able to see team members in action while working keeps everyone clear of any confusion which collaborating together.

Can be a little pricey for smaller teams, but free version is equally powerful. Offline availability and ability to export my board can be improved.

Excellent for creating flow charts/ diagrams
Easy to collaborate with teams
Availability of templates to have a head start.
Access controls in sharing the content with others.

Mobile app is not very effective.
It may be pricey and licenses were not given to all the resources by default.

This is so helpful for someone like me who makes mind mapping and flowcharts on a monthly basis. I love the whiteboard feature the most because it doesn't limit my ideas.

There are still many features I haven't discovered, so I still need time to explore!

I like that the tool allows management and working together among different projects enhancing collaboration.

The only drawback i have realized is at times the customer support is unresponsive

My favourite thing about Miro is the ability to select and arrange an array of sticky notes for storyboarding.

Navigating around the application isn’t fully seamless. Sometimes you lose track of where your work is in the endless white page void.