Miro reviews

Krachtige tools voor visueel brainstormen en samenwerkenUitgebreide bibliotheek met sjablonen en widgets voor verschillende doeleindenGoede integratie met andere tools en platforms zoals Slack, Google Drive, en TrelloGemakkelijk te gebruiken en aan te passen voor verschillende soorten projecten en workflowsSterke focus op gebruiksvriendelijkheid en klantenservice

Kan overweldigend zijn voor nieuwe gebruikers, vooral als ze niet gewend zijn aan visuele samenwerkingstoolsSommige functies kunnen beperkt zijn in de goedkopere abonnementenGebruikers kunnen gemakkelijk teveel op één bord plaatsen, waardoor het onoverzichtelijk wordt

Miro can adapt to nearly any circumstance and is very user-friendly. It doesn't restrict your innovative process and is simple to communicate to coworkers. With Miro, we now have a central hub for cross-departmental brainstorming and project development. This facilitates better content management and comprehension.

I feel like I'm only using a small portion of the capabilities, the price is a little high, and the board organization is terrible, so I often wonder whether a cheaper, simpler solution might suffice.

Miro’s endless page and a great assortment of templates offer sufficient flexibility which in turn makes it easier to design to meet varying project needs. In addition, real-time tools such as live cursors and commenting boost the quality and efficiency of teamwork, communication, and other collaborative work especially where the team members and stakeholders are distributed widely.

Despite its rich functionality, for the most part, Miro can be rather complex to understand for new users. It's easy to zoom around the whiteboard although this can be challenging for viewers when presenting during video calls. I'd recommend using frames for easier navigation during calls.

Very easy to use. It is incredible how it works in real-time with your peers

I can't see any cons so far, we have been using Miro without any trouble.

No training is required. Defacto intuitive for new joiners.
Scalability (you can start from 1 board, and then create many more).
Very easy to collaborate/ brainstorm via post-its, comments.
Templates are also great for hosts/ moderators (this makes workshops pre-work simpler and more efficient)

Complex to manage licenses at the corporate level. You may end up letting business users buy 'on their own' whenever necessary.
A bit complex as well to manage access to participants.

The collaboration within this product is very effective, nontheless the good amount of possibilities to share comments, notes, links, images and the intuitive use of the tools present give us good moment since we are mostly remote workers. We use it for all kind of meetings from brainstormings to task management, but we surely prefer use it for brainstormings than for showing static contents.

The most met problem is rendering time, I suppose there are a specific set of settings for the board, but it makes screen sharing very tedious sometimes, using the desktop app sometimes solves the problem but even passing from a tab to another make people nervous.

The platform's real-time collaboration features facilitate simultaneous work among team members, fostering quick updates, discussions, and feedback exchange.

Miro's allows for various use cases, from project management and agile workflows to design thinking, allowing for diverse templates and frameworks.

Enables teams to brainstorm, plan, and organize ideas in a visual format.

Some times as boards grow in size or complexity, the performance might decrease, leading to slower load times or potential lags in responsiveness.
Beginners might initially find Miro's interface and features slightly overwhelming, requiring some little time to get use to it.

There is a lot more that we are able to do with Miro from collaboration, planning and organizing our work, mapping and visualizing our work and much more and this allowed us to reduce the number of products we are having at our infrastructure since we solving multiple problems with just one product. Miro allow us to strategize our work and lay straightforward plans using Gantt chart to direct us on how to go about it. Also, it helps us to map our projects in terms of flowcharts and diagrams for better understanding of how we are supposed to have a systematic flow of work delivery.

It being a robust product with multiple functions in it, sometimes it get a little confusing on which features you are supposed to choose for your work.