Miro helps us think and plan clearly

we use Miro extensively for fast-moving brainstorming/creative thinking sessions, we also use it for team planning--goal setting, sprint planning, etc. It's a great tool to quickly get ideas out and organized, without getting bogged down in tools and structure and making things beautiful. Miro is perhaps less appropriate for situations where the final esthetic appearance is essential--making things pixel-perfect and on-brand, etc. It's not a graphics program, and it's not even PowerPoint---but I think that's a strength of Miro as well. Because it's not cluttered with features for micro-adjusting appearance, it helps people avoid getting trapped in fine-tuning appearance when the "real" value of the exercise is instead in generating, collecting, and organizing and communicating information. "keep it lo-fi" is a good approach for these settings, and Miro helps me work in that way.