Your typical roadmap, only better

From initial ideas to out-in-the-world solutions, create a roadmap that supports you in every step of your project. Move seamlessly between ideation, planning, creation, alignment, execution, and iteration in one shared workspace, making it easier for teams to collaborate and create their next big thing.

Craft a roadmap that works for you

Align your organization’s goals, prioritize tasks, manage resources, all in one visual roadmap. See dependencies and eliminate bottlenecks faster, giving teams more visibility and agility.

Why teams choose Miro for roadmapping

All you need in one workspace

Guide teams from the initial idea to delivery creating one central hub for ideation, planning, creation, alignment, execution, and iteration. Reduce friction connecting Miro with tools you already use, like UserTesting, Confluence, Notion, Jira, and more.

Empower teams

Invite everyone to contribute, keep your roadmap up to date, and make sure your roadmap reflects real time changes. Create a sense of joint ownership and accountability when developing the roadmap, improving team engagement and iterating faster.

Track projects seamlessly

Easily communicate plans to different stakeholders with engaging visuals, and track your launches easily with cards, Talktracks, and other content and data tools. Ensure everyone is aligned and informed at all stages.

Become a storyteller

Craft your product vision with rich, dynamic visualizations, adding live data to your roadmap to build understanding. Quickly catch dependencies and drive alignment - leading to faster delivery later in the development process.

Integrated with your favorite tools

Ideas, inspiration, and intel in full view. Visualize marketing campaigns and client and prospect info to take action, and track tasks and status updates for the team.

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Customer stories

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How to use Miro for your roadmap development

1. Keep track of tasks and progress

Use structured visualization to keep everyone informed, and adapt to changes when needed.

2. Content and data visualization

Easily pull in all relevant user research, supporting content, and data from your favorite tools to provide the bigger picture behind your roadmap.

3. Workshops and async collaboration

Collaborate and share roadmaps in real-time or async to update team members and stakeholders.

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Roadmap FAQs

What is Miro and how can it be used for roadmap development?

Miro is a digital workspace where teams work together and innovate. For roadmap development, it provides everything you need to move seamlessly from ideation to execution, all in one single space. When comparing Miro to other roadmapping tools, a key difference is that most tools only support the 'create' stage of roadmapping (eg., creating tasks/cards that explain what needs to be done, and adding them to a timeline), while in Miro, teams get supported throughout all roadmapping stages, so managers visually outline, prioritize, plan and execute on projects without the usual manual work, making more room for work that matters.

Does Miro have roadmap templates?

Yes, Miro has a variety of templates, including those for roadmaps, which can be used as a starting point and customized according to specific project or product needs.

How detailed should a roadmap be?

Roadmaps should strike a balance. They need to provide enough detail to be actionable and meaningful but remain high-level enough to allow for flexibility and adaptability. The granularity might vary depending on the audience and purpose.

Who should be involved in roadmap development?

Depending on the type of roadmap, you might include product managers, project managers, executives, developers, designers, marketers, customer representatives, and other relevant stakeholders.

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