Miro is helpful for brainstorming and visualization generation

We us Miro to facilitate brainstorming on various ideas, get alignment across team members, for facilitating research sessions with participants, such as card sorting to name a few. We also use Miro to map out processes or flow diagrams, collaborate and gather feedback from peers, or as a dumping ground for data to sift through using it's whiteboard like capabilities at a remote company.

The tools or features that I use the most are flow charting to help map out things I've learned from research and turn them into visualizations. I also use sticky notes and brainstorming features to support ideation and collaboration once we have research data and findings to learn and make decisions from.

Miro is a great partner platform - it works well in parallel with our standard office software (e.g., PPT, word), and other niche tools (such as Dovetail for data analysis). It has it's place in our workflow, but I don't think it replaces some of those specific software programs.