Great tool for team collaboration

We use Miro mainly for group collaboration, occasionally on solo work as well. Our main use cases are as a brainstorming platform for workshops (especially with remote members) and creating timelines and overviews of projects, which sometimes includes assigning and tracking tasks. We also use Miro as a team sharing platform where everyone adds information about what they work on in a presentation mode that is then presented during team meetings.

We started using Miro during the pandemic lockdowns and kept it afterwards. It was a requirement we didn't know we had until some teams tested it and were amazed. Since then, in most discussions when we kick off a new project or start brainstorming, the first step is opening a Miro board and using one of our templates to get started. It's become one of our go-to tools across the organisation.