Miro
A collaborative visual workspace commonly referenced for brainstorming diagrams workshops retrospectives user flows and planning sessions.
Plain English
When someone mentions the Miro board they mean a shared visual canvas where a group maps or discusses ideas.
In context
Teams use Miro boards to arrange notes shapes connections and templates while collaborating live or asynchronously on problems processes and plans.
Example
“Put the user flow on the Miro board before the remote workshop.”
When you'll hear this
- brainstorming
- facilitated workshops
- visual planning
Common misunderstanding
A Miro board can support discussion and exploration but does not automatically become a final decision record specification or maintained source of truth.
Also known as
Miro boardonline whiteboardvirtual whiteboard
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Updated: 2026-08-28
