Miro is great

I am a lead product designer in a distributed team.

Miro is a key tool to:
- whiteboard and capture ideas during casual meetings;
- map flows, user journeys and information architecture;
- facilitate remote workshops with cross functional peers
- mock up low fidelity wireframes to discuss early stage ideas and scope with the team

what we have used very often during workshops and retros is the timer (with the songs in the background haha those ended up becoming an internal joke for us)

the other facilitation tools like voting etc don't always work as expected so we tend do just draw circles and give them to people because that's easier (and also easier to explain)

i know there are more power user features like importing spreadsheets as post its or turning post it photos into miro post its and those would be very useful but i never remember them before i do it manually

i don't necessarily like the idea of having a "all in one" tool. each tool i use has a purpose and an audience. i personally prefer Miro to organize my thoughts and my projects, but I know some people prefer to collaborate via docs - I'd much rather see an effective integration of the tools that are best at what they do than forcing every co worker to adapt to one