Miro vs. Google Workspace

What is Miro?

Miro is a visual workspace for innovation, allowing distributed teams of any size to develop ideas on a large scale. The platform's infinite canvas enables teams to conduct engaging workshops and meetings, design products, brainstorm concepts, and much more. With its headquarters in San Francisco and Amsterdam, Miro already has over 60 million users worldwide, including 99% of Fortune 100 companies. Miro was founded in 2011 and employs more than 1,800 staff in 12 hubs around the world.

What is Google Workspace?

Google Workspace brings together Google's cloud-based productivity apps, enabling efficient communication, content creation, and seamless collaboration in teams. Google Workspace can be used by both individuals and organizations and offers a variety of business tools for various requirements - including:

Gmail: Benefit from a secure, intelligent, and intuitive email solution
Docs: Create text documents directly in the browser and edit them simultaneously with multiple people
Calendar: Integrated online calendars that can be shared with other users
Sheets: Evaluate, visualize data and identify trends with Google's AI tools
Drive: Store, retrieve and share files in a secure location
Slides: Create compelling presentations
Meet: Conduct secure video conferences
Chat: Efficiently collaborate across different communication channels

Interested individuals can try the productivity tools for 14 days free of charge.