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

MIGRATED TO Miro

A great and flexible tool for teams with little or lots of experience with being distributed

What do you like best? I love that I can sketch the basics of a project management board or resource tool and that the designer on our team can update it to make it engaging, fun and playful--Miro offers a great blend of "art & science" for our team. For example, we use the voting tool, frames and embedded links to create a self-guided coaching resource that feels almost like a board game into Miro that follows a retro 80s theme--we even included a YouTube link to play 80s music while ...

Miro has changed the way we work in my product team

What do you like best? I love the ease of use of Miro. We use Miro for online workshops during quarantine and forced work from home situations and onboarding of other people is always instant, It is also really good to see how quickly MIro gets meaningful updates that are very much reflective of what me and my colleagues feel like should have been adressed. The absolute game changer is the feature to invite non-members to a board which has proven crucial for big UX/CX workshops that we ...

My experience thus far has been very good, it is a great collaborative platform that is easy to use.

What do you like best? I love how it's a platform where group works can be done easily on, especially during these tough times due to the pandemic. The features that are on Miro are very helpful, such as being able to create maps and graphs that help with brainstorming, as well as the post it notes that can allow for quick ideas to be jotted down. I also personally like the feature that shows any changes that have been done on Miro when i log on again. This helps me keep track of who ...

It's the easiest and best online platform for team collaboration.

What do you like best? You can have brainstorming sessions with your team, or create to complete systems in the same board. It seems that's a never ending board, this lets you have an infinite amount of ideas or iteration in your projects without the necessity of creating a new board. It also lets add several add-on's or plug in's with so it complements your work in other platforms like Notion, Slack, Google Sheets. An other great advantage for me as an UX Designer, is the easy way ...

An excellent solution for remote-based teams

What do you like best? Miro has allowed our marketing team to continue to remain on track to meet program deadlines. Our creative projects and related deliverables have not been affected by the Covid19 transition to 100% remote. Even with our external affiliates, Miro's sharable boards have enabled us to gain feedback and approvals easily without the hassle of additional client meetings, presentations, or calls. We were previously with AWW board for the virtual whiteboard, it's very ...

Miro is magic!

What do you like best? The ease of use and lack of complexity. They providing you with only the needed instruments. You don't think about the interface and just work! What do you dislike? Miro on IPad version could be better. I often make unintended things with Apple Pencil. Company, Group, personal files could be structured better. I find it hard to locate some of my documents. Recommendations to others considering the product: Go for it if you need something for ...

It's like having a massive virtual team wall to collect and work your ideas

What do you like best? I like the infinite canvas and ability Miro provides to quickly collect ideas and thoughts from multiple contributors, working in real-time or asynchronously, and then ( key for me ) the ability to quickly copy and rework that information so you can keep the "raw" input but re-organise, classify, adapt and refine that first capture in multiple ways, somewhere else on the same canvas. I have to add that it is easy to pick up and quickly get people effectively. ...

Very intuitive to use with advanced integrations

What do you like best? Miro has a great real-time collaborative UI for distributed whiteboarding. It has one comprehensive whiteboard for various types of documents being shared and worked on by the team. Pre-built templates rather than starting out from scratch. Just import the templates and you have placeholder items which you can edit and get the board up and running extremely quickly. What do you dislike? Integration with JIRA should have been free to allow JIRA board ...

Miro is very helpful for remote, cross-functional and collaborative teams!

What do you like best? What I like the most about Miro is the fact it is cloud-based and has many templates for many types of boards. What do you dislike? What I dislike about Miro is the drawing tools—they are improving, however. Recommendations to others considering the product: For those considering Miro I'd only have to say to don't think you'll be able to replace a drawing tool (AI, Sketch, etc.) with it. With that said, the tools for wireframing and drawing are ...

An essential tool for creative collaboration online

What do you like best? The highlights of Miro is the wealth of features within the board. There's so much you can do, and it's evident that they've been working with this for some time. It's a very mature product. The ability to trace your colleagues and screen share from within Miro is a great feature, reducing the need to use screen sharing within your conference call applications. What do you dislike? There's very little to dislike. The one thing I can think of is that when a ...