Miro degrades with every update, burying core features behind AI
A user reports Miro gets progressively slower with each release, with critical features like search now buried behind newer AI-focused UI, plus broken iOS widgets and a non-functional share widget.
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surfaced semanticallySaaS Tools Ship AI Features While Neglecting Core Bug Fixes
Users of productivity tools like Miro observe a pattern where product updates consist almost entirely of AI feature additions while longstanding bugs and performance issues go unaddressed. This reflects a broader tension in SaaS product prioritization where AI feature velocity is prioritized over platform reliability. Paying customers feel their reported issues are deprioritized in favor of marketing-driven AI additions.
Miro reliability collapsing, users actively seeking alternatives
Paying Miro customers report constant glitches, freezes, and crashes on mobile and desktop, plus AI features like Continue Writing have become unreliable. Users are explicitly shopping for alternatives to an expensive whiteboarding tool.
Miro Recent Stability Issues and Bugs
Miro app broke recently with bugs making core note-taking functionality unreliable.
Whiteboard app becomes unresponsive on mobile, requiring force-restarts
Users of collaborative whiteboard tools like Miro report severe performance issues on mobile devices, where taps fail to register until the app is closed and reopened. Recently added AI features are perceived to have made performance worse rather than better.
Forced AI feature integration is making collaboration tools slow and unusable
Users of whiteboarding and note-taking apps report significant performance degradation after AI features were added without opt-out options. Apps that were previously fast become laggy and unstable, forcing users to restart them frequently. The pattern reflects a broader industry tension between shipping AI features and maintaining core product quality.
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