Miro

Miro has become the reference digital whiteboard for distributed teams: infinite canvas, templates for every methodology — sprint planning, user story mapping, design thinking, retrospectives — and real-time collaboration. It's used by those in product, design, research and strategy.

Miro is an online visual collaboration platform based on an infinite canvas digital whiteboard. The basic concept is simple: a huge surface where multiple people can work simultaneously, adding sticky notes, text, images, shapes, connectors, wireframes, diagrams and much more. Real-time collaboration is the strength: seeing other participants' cursors moving, commenting on elements, voting with dots in brainstorming sessions and using the built-in timer for facilitated sessions. The template library is vast — 5,000+ templates — and covers practically every product management, design and strategy methodology: user story maps, journey maps, 2×2 matrix, Kanban, flow diagrams, OKRs, Agile retrospectives, wireframes and much more. Miro's AI generates boards from prompts, creates clusters from sticky notes, summarizes and analyzes board content. Integrations with Jira, Asana, Notion, Google Drive, Slack and Confluence make Miro the visual convergence point of many work ecosystems. Since 2025 Miro has integrated Creator Studio (the former Around) for video calls directly in boards.

For product teams, UX designers, agile coaches, researchers and strategists working in a distributed way who need a shared visual space to plan, collaborate and present.

Miro's free plan includes 3 editable boards (older ones become read-only), unlimited members and 10 monthly AI credits. The Starter plan costs $8 per user per month billed annually ($10 monthly) and unlocks unlimited boards, private sharing, version history and main integrations. Business costs $20 per user per month annually ($25 monthly) and adds more private workspaces, unlimited editing guests and security features. The Enterprise plan is custom-priced.