Miro

Miro builds an AI-powered visual workspace built around an infinite canvas, allowing distributed teams to work together on brainstorming, product design, agile planning and customer journey mapping across the innovation lifecycle. Founded in 2011, the company began as RealtimeBoard, a simple tool created by founder Andrey Khusid so his design agency could communicate ideas to remote clients. The platform is now used by more than 100 million users across 250,000 organisations worldwide.

The product has been extended twice in recent years. The Innovation Workspace, launched in 2024, was described by the company as a generational leap in collaboration technology, bringing teams and AI together to plan, co-create and build. In 2025 Miro transformed the platform again into an AI Innovation Workspace, positioning it as an AI-driven environment for collaborative work. Technical work at the company spans AI, visual collaboration, infinite canvas systems and generative AI collaboration.

Miro serves customers in design and creative agencies, product design, agile software development, enterprise collaboration, consulting and professional services, as well as industries including sportswear and apparel, retail and home furnishings, and technology and networking. The company operates worldwide. Its working culture is oriented towards distributed and remote teams, reflecting the product's origins, with an emphasis on innovation, speed to market and an AI-first approach to product development.