Miro

About Miro

Miro is a cloud-based visual collaboration platform that provides an online whiteboard workspace for teams to brainstorm, plan, design, and collaborate in real time. Founded in 2011, Miro enables users to work together remotely or in person by creating shared visual boards where ideas, notes, diagrams, and project plans can be organized and developed collaboratively. Its flexible interface supports creative thinking, strategic planning, and team communication across different industries. The platform offers a wide range of tools and templates for brainstorming sessions, mind mapping, workflow design, agile project management, product development, user journey mapping, and workshops. Users can add sticky notes, diagrams, images, documents, drawings, and interactive elements to boards while collaborating with teammates simultaneously. Miro also integrates with popular workplace applications such as Jira, Confluence, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Zoom, and many others to streamline workflows and improve productivity. Miro is widely used by businesses, educational institutions, design teams, product managers, consultants, and remote organizations to support collaboration and innovation. Its real-time editing capabilities, extensive template library, and scalability make it a leading visual collaboration platform for teams of all sizes. By providing a shared digital workspace, Miro helps organizations improve communication, accelerate decision-making, and bring ideas to life more effectively.