Miro
Collaborative visual platform for planning, design, and teamwork.
What is Miro?
Try MiroMiro is an AI-powered visual collaboration platform built around a shared canvas for planning, alignment, and teamwork. With Miro AI plus connectors, teams can bring knowledge and project data into their AI workflows to make decisions with real context and keep outputs synced back to the tools you already use.
What does Miro do for teams?
Miro brings teams together in a shared, infinite visual workspace where you can plan, design, and build collaboratively. It’s built to help teams align faster by combining visual collaboration with AI that works from your team’s context.
How do Miro AI connectors help bring context into the canvas?
Miro Connectors pull in real-time data from tools like Slack threads, Jira tickets, dashboards, and meeting transcripts directly into the canvas. That context then powers Miro AI features such as Sidekicks and Flows so discussions and decisions are grounded in what your team is already working on.
Can I send decisions or outputs back to the tools my team uses?
Yes. As decisions get made, Miro Connectors can send outputs back into your existing tools, syncing updates in a workflow grounded in your actual project work.
Is Miro a good no-code way to create and structure plans quickly?
Miro supports building structured work inside its visual canvas, including work formats that help organize ideas and planning collaboratively. You can also start from templates to get set up quickly and keep teams aligned as you move from ideas to actionable work.
How many tools can Miro integrate with?
Miro integrates with 250+ tools that teams already use, helping connect company knowledge, documentation, and project trackers into one workflow for AI-assisted planning and execution.
How does Miro help teams align around roadmaps using real data?
Miro AI can retrieve customer insights and reference internal strategy to help generate insight-based roadmaps. The goal is to keep roadmaps updated in real time as new inputs and discussions happen in the shared workspace.