Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Swimlane diagrams help you map complex processes and show exactly who owns what at every step. In this tutorial, we walk you through how to build one in Miro — from setting up lanes by team or function, to mapping tasks, decision points, and handoffs between teams. We cover how to use Miro's Swimlane Diagram template to get started fast, how to customize lanes for your specific workflow, and how to connect tasks with arrows to visualize dependencies and bottlenecks. You'll also see how to collaborate with your team directly on the diagram using comments, voting, and sticky notes.

Introducing Miro Flows, the feature designed to make your workflow faster than ever and accelerate the steps to your end result. Flows help you turn original ideas into concepts, execution plans, or presentations right away, ensuring context and momentum never slip. Flows go beyond individual productivity, they are here to accelerate entire teams and organizations. What used to take weeks and months now takes hours and minutes. Get into the flow of work now!

Welcome to How We Work, a podcast hosted by Dominik Katz where we go from idea to impact. Each episode, we sit down with product leaders to unpack how they actually work across the product delivery lifecycle — how they discover, define, and deliver value. In this first episode, Dominik talks with Łukasz Sągol, Head of Intelligent Workflows, Integrations and Community at Miro. They dive into the rituals that keep his team aligned, how they scale product work, and how AI is shaping the way they build.

Miro Flows transforms how teams move from initial ideas to final execution. If you've ever had a great kickoff meeting only to watch momentum die three weeks later while everyone's confused about next steps, this changes everything. Imagine taking customer research notes and watching them automatically flow into insight reports, product roadmaps, go-to-market strategies, and leadership presentations, all while your team is still in the room together. No more switching between siloed tools, waiting days for async feedback, or spending weeks before realizing you need to start over.

Learn how to use Miro AI + MCP (Model Context Protocol) to turn visual ideas into a working application in record time. In this video, we walkthrough a complete "Agentic Workflow" designed for hackathons and rapid prototyping. We start by using Miro AI Workflows (Flows) to transform a simple idea into a comprehensive project brief, user stories, and high-fidelity mobile prototypes. Then, we leverage the Miro MCP server to give an AI agent (Claude Code) full context of our board to generate a production-ready Node.js app automatically.

New to Miro? This complete beginner tutorial shows you how to create your first board and start collaborating immediately, no blank canvas overwhelm. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN WHO THIS IS FOR TIMESTAMPS SUBSCRIBE for more Miro tutorials - from beginner basics to advanced workflows.

Your AI coding agents, now more powerful, connected to visual collaboration. With Miro's MCP server, you can now understand exactly what your codebase looks like, and translate your inputs to generate new code, instantly. Onboard faster onto existing codebases with Miro's MCP server - connect to Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, AWS Kiro, OpenAI Codex, or any other tool and visualize your codebase directly as a diagram, document, or table, making it easier to understand and collaborate with your team to build on top of what already exists.