RealtimeBoard Reviews in April 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

MIGRATED TO Miro

"Collaboration of distributed teams, product and project management or simply sorting thoughts"

What do you like best about Miro? At the start of 2020, everything changed in one fell swoop. Employees working from home, the whiteboard in the office is gathering dust. So how can you quickly discuss a few ideas? Draw up the first project plan and change it flexibly?

"Great collaboration and co-creation tool for teams"

What do you like best about Miro? As a user resercher very often in my role I found myself looking for the best way to work together in defriefing findings with my team and stakeholders; Miro has proven to be the best option for this on top of other research tools.

"I'm a massive advocate for using Miro in your day-to-day work!"

What do you like best about Miro? As a researcher who often has a lot of data to sort through and analyse, Miro has changed the way I work. I love how quick it is to do analysis using the sticky notes and create amazing research templates to showcase my insights. I use Miro literally every single day and I wouldn't want to use any other platform. I've gone on this year to start using Miro boards as galleries/museums to showcase large bodies of work and it's a perfect way to centralise all ...

"A seamless ideas sharing experience"

What do you like best about Miro? - A vast virtual workspace, allowing users to expand infinitely. This is particularly useful for complex projects and extensive brainstorming sessions.

"Miro is the first place I go to organize my projects!"

What do you like best about Miro? The infinate canvas makes it possible to get everything related to a project in one space. I can keep adding new frames to separate my work, and trace a project from ideas to delivery. I use it on a daily basis, and it's my go to for sharing work breakdown structures.

"A critical tool for Business Systems Analysts!"

What do you like best about Miro? As a Business Systems Analyst, my role requires much conceptual and visualization work to accurately capture and communicate processes to stakeholders. To that end, Miro is one of the most useful tools in my toolbelt! I use Miro daily to brainstorm new ideas, map out existing flows, and draft new flows to present to decision-makers.

"Very intuitive and visual tool"

What do you like best about Miro? Miro helps remote teams digest and analyze research results, for instance through affinity diagrams. It's very intuitive to use, with its drag-and-drop functionality, and has a lot of useful templates, built by Miro but also from its huge community. This makes Miro a very versatile tool: aside from research data analysis, it's also a good tool to prepare and run workshops, brainstorm and do some team-building games!

"Awesome tool to Collaborate"

What do you like best about Miro? A few things can not be explained in words and need pictorial representation. Miro is a great tool to expedite the same. It provides a blank canvas to paint around and put your thoughts to life.

"Best Collaboration Tool By Far: It Just Works!"

What do you like best about Miro? Very easy to share your thoughts/work with people. I also love how permissions can be managed at your company level. The tool is very performant and it always just works! In an age where software can get overcomplicated, causing frustration, Miro has built software that does not cause these frustrations. They have also figured out how to update the software live while you are using it in a way that is the least intrusive possible, which is very much ...

"An amazing tool for both UX Design and Research!!"

What do you like best about Miro? There are many things I like about Miro. It allows you to stay organized with your research results, it is great for displaying and presenting your results in a clean and tasteful way, the different features that are available are great for collaborating across teams.