Instead of Miro, try one of these 13.
Every alternative is lined up against Miro on what people actually switch for: price, open source, self-hosting, offline use and platforms. Miro sits in the first row, so you can see what you give up.
How to read this. “Yes” means fully supported by the maker. “Partial” means it works with caveats. Likes reflect community popularity; vendors can’t pay for them or for placement. Our pick, marked in lime, is the option we would point most people leaving Miro to first. How we compare.
Miro alternatives at a glance
Miro is a freemium whiteboards app (from $8/user). We compared 13 alternatives: 6 are open source, 4 are completely free, 1 can be self-hosted and 3 work fully offline. The most popular is AFFiNE, with 1.7k likes, while our pick is FigJam.
Docs, whiteboards and databases fused in one privacy-first canvas.
Freemium · Open source · Self‑hostable · Works offlineFree open-source interactive whiteboard for classroom teaching.
Free · Open source · Works offline