Miro
FreemiumMiro is an online whiteboard for workshops, mapping and diagramming. Teams can add sticky notes, frames, shapes, images and embeds, then run exercises with timers, voting and reactions. Templates cover retrospectives, journey maps, user flows and architecture diagrams, and boards can be shared with external guests. Integrations connect to Jira, Slack and design tools. A free plan allows a few boards; paid plans add unlimited boards, guests and advanced controls. It is most useful for distributed teams that need a shared visual space, and least useful as a permanent document store.
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