Open source alternatives to Miro
3 projects on starwire do the same job. Ranked by how much of what Miro does each one covers, read from its README and website. Ties go to the most active.
What Miro does
- Infinite shared whiteboardcore
- Real-time collaborationcore
- Sticky notes and brainstorming
- Diagrams and flowcharts
- Templates
- Comments
- Integrations with work tools
Each dot in the table is one job, in this order. Square dots are core jobs and count double. Full means yes, half means partly. "See the evidence" under a project shows the line behind each one. Coverage is what a project documents, not how well it works or how hard it is to move to. How we score this
| Project | Covers | Stars | Commits, 12 weeks | Last release | Closed vs opened | Setup | License |
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| Replaces it78% | 75k+199 | 3 months ago | 57% | Install like an app | Custom license | ||
Covers all 2 core jobs. Partly: Diagrams and flowcharts; Integrations with work tools. Not shown: Comments.See the evidence
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| Covers one part61% | 136k+363 | 7 months ago | 100% | Runs in a browser | MIT | ||
Covers all 2 core jobs. Partly: Integrations with work tools. Not shown: Sticky notes and brainstorming; Templates; Comments.See the evidence
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| Same job, different way39% | 3.5k+62 | 5 days ago | 83% | Runs in a browser | MIT | ||
Covers 0 of 2 core jobs. Partly: Infinite shared whiteboard; Real-time collaboration; Integrations with work tools. Not shown: Sticky notes and brainstorming; Templates; Comments.See the evidence
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