How Miro brightens my everyday life
Updated May 15, 2025
How Miro brightens my everyday life
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Miro
We mostly use Miro for a lot of different purposes, but mostly where collaboration is required. I personally use to do quick internal and client presentation. It works well in such cases because it is super easy and convenient to capture feedback, quickly draw stuff to understand what we are all agreeing upon and it is really easy to navigate through the space than you normally do in a presentation.
In the company, we do it to set presentations, for daily creative catchups to see progress on the projects, to build strategy or do naming exercises for a brand and also to conduct workshops with the client to land up on a positioning.
In some cases we have also used it for celebrating farewells and plan festival themed office get-together.
Miro definitely helps when the team can be anywhere in the world, and Miro becomes the common space to collaborate and work together. It makes daily work process much smoother as we don't have to shuffle to much between apps for different things. It is easier to capture feedback and thoughts, and brainstorm, and it does make it difference because we don't have to jump on calls to discuss everything.
Pros
- It really streamlines the collaboration process
- It has various modes for keeping the content confidential
- It has tool to enable one to edit images and text and to draw
- The emojis and stickers help make everyday things fun
Cons
- Scope to have more design tools, sort of like Figma.
- Image size reducing capability, so it is easier to drop any size/resolution image
- Video playback like Miro does it for the GIFs
- Team productivity has improved drastically. I can say, every design team is using Miro on everyday basis
- It easier for even the project coordinators to set up briefings and manage timelines
- The new features and pretty post it colours have definitely made Miro even fun to use. We don't have to keep switching between apps to use Ai, or to give feedback or to present.
Create with Ai works great when mind mapping exercise. It is great to generate some prompts that help with brainstorming sessions.
And for the most part of the daily activity, simple tools like post its, brush/pencil tool to draw over reference material and stickers to react on work, give a thumbs up or thumbs down to an idea or design.
Yes, we do use team but new updates on Miro has definitely reduced switching between apps a lot.
Its easier to do everything in Miro itself from brainstorming, to building mood boards, giving work presentation both internally and to the client and even doing excel work, like building graphs and timesheets.
As I said both are slightly different apps but still offer collaboration and a workspace for teams to work on from anywhere in the world.
Miro is great for non-designer people who don't prefer complex softwares and apps, and Figma is great if we are designing and collaborating at the same time, especially UI/UX interfaces.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
Yes
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes
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