Practical uses
- Run a remote brainstorming workshop.
- Do user story mapping or sprint planning.
- Build diagrams collaboratively.
Pros and cons
What Miro does especially well — and the limits to anticipate.
Pros
- Infinite canvas and smooth collaboration.
- Many ready-made templates.
- Permanent free tier.
- Built-in AI features.
Cons
- Free limited to 3 editable boards.
- Per-member cost adds up on a team.
- Oversized for non-visual work.
Miro: when it makes sense.
Miro makes sense for recurring collaborative visual workshops; for text or simple tables, a shared doc suffices.
Keep if
You run collaborative workshops remotely.. You map ideas, journeys or sprints as a team.
Challenge if
A simple doc or table suffices for your team.. You don't collaborate visually.

