Everyone at our company is hooked on Miro!

I think it works great, I use the desktop version the most and almost never have issues with it.

It's mostly intuitive, but it does take some learning to understand all of the feature potentials. For my team, there have been some iterations of our workflow as we grow, but Miro is very flexible, so we can take a copy of the workflow we had, move it to a new section and try reorganizing. Once we got going with it, I don't know how we'd go back to not using it!

Miro is an excellent tool for brainstorming because it gets everyone involved and participating. The graphics are also fun with fun colors which make meetings feel a little more casual and people are more likely to contribute. I also particularly like it for planning and organizing because I can use priority matrices and Venn diagrams in a way that you couldn't run a meeting on a whiteboard. Some of my colleagues use it for project management though to keep track of who is in charge of what tasks over a time frame, and I personally think Miro can be a bit messy when you have that much going on, but for those who are used to the system, it still works for them.