Are you still using Miro?

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Are you happy using it? Or don't you leave because you already have a lot of things there?

André J · Accepted Answer

@jgani All remote team yes, but we get together when we need to brainstorm or ideate or map out a game-plan for something. or when face to face problem solving is more efficient than doing it remote. It's not either or, I think both has its pros and cons.

Gong Zijian · Answer

Absolutely, I'm still using Miro! It's an invaluable tool for collaborative brainstorming and visually organizing my thoughts and projects.

Erin Gusty · Answer

Hey Isa, I'm excited to check out Commented! I built a tool called Plot (which we recently shut down after 2 years of building) to be a better Miro for marketing teams. We didn't have enough time or capital to fully test to PMF, but had a strong community of email marketers who used Plot daily and found a lot of value in its split-screen display. Essentially, we aimed to combine the power of Google docs with Miro, to give marketers a better way to plan & visualize campaigns. Here's an old blog post that might be useful: https://plothq.webflow.io/plot-v... Not sure if this is directly relevant to what you're building, but marketing teams are currently using a variety of tools for content, design, collaboration, planning, and approvals - it's a real pain to try and explain complex marketing flows!

Karen Swyszcz · Answer

Yes I enjoy using it. I've used it for collaboration with my team on user stories and for customer research.

Otis Wu · Answer

Absolutely, I'm still using Miro! It's an indispensable tool for collaboration and visualizing complex ideas in a simple, interactive way.

Jonni Gani · Answer

@sentry_co I love brainstorming in the same room together, but I also love the flexibility of working remotely. I'm torn.

Do you work remotely Andre?

Isa Tanis · Answer

@michaelshver a lot of people migrated to Figjam. Why did they migrate?

Heyalbert · Answer

No, I've switched over to Lucidspark.

Marina · Answer

Yes, still using it. Quite convenient for marketing. Meanwhile, it's getting more & more replaced by other tools.

André J · Answer

Miro Is the gold standard. But I never used it. I feel IRL brainstorming is just never going to be replaced by online tools. There is something magical about being in the same room together.

Isa Tanis · Answer

@marina_bau yes, there a lots of replacements.

Jade Grimwood · Answer

Switched to Canva Whiteboards and haven’t looked back!

Isa Tanis · Answer

@sentry_co definitely 💯

Answer

To be honest, I haven't really looked into any other options besides Miro. But if you know of any other cool tools, I'd be down to check them out!

Are you still using Miro?

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