Miro mobile app freezes lags and crashes constantly
Miro mobile app freezes, lags, and crashes constantly as the company focuses on new features instead of fixing core stability.
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Similar Problems
surfaced semanticallyMiro 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 Mobile App Infinite Refresh Loop Prevents Editing
Miro mobile app triggers an infinite page refresh whenever a user attempts to modify content, making the app completely unusable for mobile to-do list management.
Miro Mobile App Unusable Due to Pervasive Bugs
The Miro mobile app is affected by bugs across all major use cases, making it essentially unusable on mobile. With 25 upvotes, this signals widespread user frustration with mobile whiteboard collaboration. The product team appears disconnected from real-world mobile usage.
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.
Miro iPhone App Has Persistent Refresh Loops and Input Lag
The Miro iOS app frequently refreshes mid-session, prevents typing, and exhibits significant lag, making it impractical for mobile collaboration. Users are effectively blocked from using Miro away from a desktop.
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