Miro

Miro operates an online visual collaboration platform where teams work together on a shared digital canvas. The platform supports product development, planning, and team alignment across distributed teams.

At its core, Miro offers an "intelligent canvas" where teams, and increasingly AI agents, think, plan, and build together - an infinite, multiplayer workspace supporting diagrams, documents, tables, slides, and kanban boards. Key capabilities include real-time collaboration for more than 100 million users worldwide, more than 250 app integrations connecting to existing workflow tools, and over 6,000 pre-built templates for a quick start. AI-powered workflows are aimed at encouraging collaborative rather than purely individual tool use. Specialized use cases range from research synthesis and roadmapping to wireframing, prototyping, process mapping, customer journey visualization, and technical documentation.

According to the company, Miro serves more than 250,000 companies across industries and company sizes - from enterprise customers to SMBs and startups - and reports customers experiencing 3.6x faster time to market and a 50% shorter planning process when actively using the platform.

Miro was founded in 2011 under the original name RealtimeBoard and rebranded to Miro in 2019; the company has operational headquarters in Amsterdam and San Francisco.

Miro is used both for formal workshops and informal, spontaneous collaboration, making the platform broadly versatile.