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

MIGRATED TO Miro

Great tool for team collaboration and individual brainstorming

What do you like best? Love the ability to do live collaboration sessions. Love the ability to keep expanding the board, i.e. do a quick sticky note session then move straight into wire-framing in the same board. We use Miro both for live sessions, but also as an archive of past planning sessions. What do you dislike? The cost can add up if you need to bring in large numbers of outside contributors. But very cost efficient within our internal team. What problems are you ...

A great, intelligent and user friendly solution

What do you like best? The User experience is smooth, it is updating constantly with new features, which are all being communicated when you return to the app. One can easily work with Miro in collaboration with large teams. Absolutely great! What do you dislike? I'm missing an integration with Zeplin. Other than that - nothing at the moment. Recommendations to others considering the product: use the wireframes library for low fidelity wireframing, it is great What ...

Great tool for brainstorming and visualizing workflows, logic models, and organizational structure

What do you like best? I like how flexible Miro is. You can use it for so many things! What do you dislike? I wish I could snap shapes to place on a grid or with each other. It would also be nice to resize multiple objects more easily. Recommendations to others considering the product: It is important to lead new users through several activities step by step. Less tech-savvy folks are likely to need extra support and practice. What problems are you solving with the ...

Userfriendly Tool to improve Efficiency in Project Management

What do you like best? Intuitive operating within the tool. It is a big digital whiteboard with all additional tools you need in order to conduct jour fixes for example. What do you dislike? Free version is limited to a number of different "maps". One the other hand, they have to make money somehow. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are doing our jour fixes with Miro. Furthermore, I am using it for my own organization ...

I love MIRO because it is a excellent tool to co create with the clients, it's really easy!!

What do you like best? Useful for my work every day with my projects What do you dislike? It doesn't have Spanish documents and support Recommendations to others considering the product: MIRO It's a excellent tool to remote work and to co create with clients with different types of projects What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Create any type of board to work remote with many people around the world

Excellent for remote working collaboration

What do you like best? it have very easy and intuitive tools to use What do you dislike? It haven´t a connection with other apps (for example jira,jamboard, monday, etc) Recommendations to others considering the product: I recommend to use for work, education, training and every activity to need a collaborative work with other partners. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Remote Collabotation and feeddback in a short time.

Fantastic workshop tool for the remote era

What do you like best? Simple to use, and very easy to collaborate on Miro. Having multiple team members working on the same board at the same time is fluid and enjoyable. It has meant we don't need a physical room to conduct our product workshops, and has been a massive help during the covid lockdowns What do you dislike? Limited boards on the free plan ;-) Sometimes a few little issues when there are a lot of people using a board at the same time but it is minor. Not a ...

Using Miro in Design Thinking education

What do you like best? How collaborative it is at a distance How anything you can do in the physical world you can do in the virtual world quite easily - and collaboratively There are many templates that can be used. Creation of templates that we use in face to face teaching can easily be created in Miro. The colours are soft. Miro is expanding fast providing all the tools needed in a digital world What do you dislike? Trying to see everything at once (split ...

Live and Die by Miro!

What do you like best? Miro is the ultimate in flexibility - as a UX/UI designer I use it daily to generate ideas, map out feature designs and workflows, for collecting user research feedback + for conducting card sort studies, for PI planning, and for everything else in-between. With integrations to Asana, I can create my team's Product Increment (PI) kanban board AND track progress via a gantt chart in Asana. I'm waiting on my IT department to approve the integration with Jira and ...

Miro is the linchpin of our Product/Design teams' communication and documentation

What do you like best? I love being able to integrate/embed all our platforms in one place, we can include references to online inspiration, Jira tickets, design files, colour palettes, stakeholder documents, you name it - all in the same space that we conduct brainstorming, planning and workshopping. It's also excellent having a free-form space to get things out of my head and onto a page in whatever way makes sense at the time - be that jotting down bullet points, scribbling out ...