Miro alternatives

I've been using it for years now in the daily design process in my agency. There is nothing better for web/app IA planning, content writing and ideation, articles, reviews and many more. Miro is not a substitute because they don't have inlayed boards.

Indispensable apps for Android phones, apps download speed is very fast, apps are rich in variety, undoubtedly is the best app market for Android, here you can find any apps you want to find!

I've been using Figma for a few years now and think it's paving the way for collaboration in the design community. It makes it very easy for cross-functional teams to work together.

The new Teams feature is helping tremendously with a fast moving, critical project my team is working on. Our team has people in different time zones and with Bubbles I can share my Figma designs and everyone can participate in the conversation by commenting on the video itself and see the replies. Since introducing it to my team, several people have frequently asked me "can I get a Bubble for this?" It's intuitive and very beautiful visually, which I appreciate as a designer!

Loved by a lot of designers I know - great new features for the transition from design to development with precise specs, assets, and code snippets, enhancing productivity and communication across the team

Taskade is awesome! I love the AI feature and the team is swift to keep adding new features and improvements. It’s an easy-to-use and powerful tool for tasks and projects. Highly recommended!

I'm also a big fan of the video features. Being able to quickly record and share personalized video messages adds such a nice personal touch to our customer interactions. It's way more engaging than just text.

It's unbelievable how amazing this team is, they ship features super fast and the product improvements over time have been amazing.

Despite its advanced capabilities, the tool is intuitive and easy to navigate, which made onboarding quick and seamless

We work with the Standuply Teams scrum bot on a regular basis. In my experience regular asynchronous standups may turn into status updates and team may feel the monotony. So we combine async/face-to-face formats but still with a Standuply bot. We set up this bot so that it collects an agenda before a meeting, and then sends everyone a link to this meeting, which is also held through scrum bot and at this face-to-face meeting, all team members can see the prepared agenda on their screens and talk on topic. At offline meetings, we sometimes run the Standuply automation of a Planning Poker or demonstrate graphs and analytics collected from task trackers. That fills live meetings with visual point.

I've used Creately in 2017 for the diagramming purposes. I came back to the application last year to find out that the product has evolved to cater for a bigger and a much needed work environment. The goals and the objectives of the product have aligned in order to keep up with the rapidly evolving work culture and to better deliver for the more prominent requirements. I really love how customizable everything is. I can start building using the platform as the base and the support system. The newly added data driven notes panel is every multiple-app-user's dream, since everything stays in sync. I can't wait for the upcoming integrations so that I can fully move all of my work to Creately.

Absolutely love Twist. It's like Notion and Slack combined but without the super broad functionality focus of Notion and the endless pinging and back and forth of slack.