Miro
Miro is a real-time collaboration and whiteboarding platform used by teams for brainstorming, planning, design, and project management. The desktop app lets users create and edit boards with shapes, sticky notes, images, video, comments and more, with live multi-user synchronisation. Teams use Miro for sprint planning, user journey mapping, wireframing, retrospectives and other visual workflows. The app integrates with popular tools like Slack, Jira, and Microsoft Teams, and works in tandem with the browser-based version at miro.com for seamless cross-device collaboration.
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1 suggestionMiro ships separate Intel and Apple Silicon builds on its download page at miro.com/apps — there is no Universal Binary yet. If you have an M-series Mac, you need to download the Apple Silicon version specifically. The good news is that Miro has shipped native Apple Silicon support since version 0.6.0 (circa 2021), so the native build has been available for years and is actively maintained; the latest builds are marked as "arm64" in the Help menu. Simply visit miro.com/apps, make sure you select the "Apple silicon" download option (not the Intel version), and install. If you are already running an Intel build on an M-series Mac, you will notice significantly better performance, lower battery drain, and the app will continue to work after Rosetta 2 is removed from macOS in September 2028.
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