- Miro is an AI-driven collaboration platform that enhances team workflows by transforming rough ideas into structured outputs, positioning itself as a leader in the team collaboration applications market as noted in the 2024 IDC MarketScape.
- In March 2026, Miro acquired Reforge, an AI platform for product teams, to enhance its offerings and help organizations navigate AI transitions, while also launching AI Workflows that significantly reduce innovation cycles and delivery times.
- Miro serves a diverse range of customers, including enterprise teams that have reported cutting total delivery time and costs by over 50% using its collaborative AI workflows, showcasing its effectiveness in real-world applications.
- Miro's ideal buyers are enterprise-level teams looking to streamline their innovation processes and improve collaboration efficiency, making it a critical solution for organizations aiming to leverage AI for faster decision-making and product development.
Miro's workforce is organized across 16 departments, with a notable emphasis on Engineering, which employs 146 individuals, followed closely by Information Technology with 115 employees. Sales, Operations, and Community and Social Services also contribute significantly to the workforce, with headcounts of 108, 87, and 56, respectively. This distribution reflects a balanced approach to technical and operational functions, ensuring robust support for both product development and customer engagement.
The company operates across 48 locations, with a significant concentration in major urban centers. San Francisco, CA, is the largest site, housing 48 employees, followed by Austin, TX, with 34, and New York, NY, with 21. The 'Other' category accounts for a substantial 641 employees, indicating a strong remote or distributed workforce model. This geographic distribution allows Miro to leverage diverse talent pools while maintaining a presence in key markets.
