Miro Collaborative Whiteboard

Miro is a visual workspace and online collaborative whiteboard platform enabling distributed teams to ideate, plan, and execute projects together in real-time. Founded in 2011 by Andrey Khusid (CEO) and Oleg Shardin in Perm, Russia, with headquarters in San Francisco, California and Amsterdam, Netherlands. Raised over $476 million from Iconiq Capital, Accel, Iconiq Growth, and Goldman Sachs. $17.5 billion valuation as of 2022. Serves over 60 million users including 99 percent of the Fortune 100 (Amazon, Nike, Cisco, Deloitte, T-Mobile). Key features: infinite canvas: unlimited digital whiteboard for brainstorming, mapping, diagramming, and visual collaboration. Zoom and pan infinitely. Templates: over 1,300 pre-built templates for brainstorming, user story mapping, retrospectives, flowcharts, mind maps, kanban boards, wireframing, OKR planning, customer journeys, SWOT analysis, and more. Real-time collaboration: multiple users edit the same board simultaneously with live cursors. Comments, reactions, and video chat embedded in the canvas. Sticky notes: digital sticky notes for brainstorming, affinity mapping, and rapid ideation. Color coding and grouping. Drawing and diagramming: freehand drawing, shapes, arrows, connectors, and text. Smart drawing auto-straightens lines. Embeds: embed videos, images, documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, Google Drive files, and web content directly on the board. Jira integration: link Jira issues to board elements. Convert sticky notes to Jira tickets. Two-way sync. Presentation mode: present board content as slides. Screen sharing. Frameworks: strategic frameworks including Lean Canvas, Business Model Canvas, Empathy Map, MoSCoW, and Wardley Maps. Facilitation tools: timer, voting, hiding/revealing content, turn-taking. Mobile apps (iOS, Android). Tablet apps. SDK and API. 100+ integrations: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Confluence, Asana, Zoom. TypeScript/React. Proprietary with free tier.