Comparison - Collaborative team whiteboard

Winy vs Miro

Miro is where a team works on one board together; Winy is where you think on a board next to your live coding agents.

Miro is a collaborative online whiteboard, with desktop apps for Mac and Windows and tablet apps for iPad and Android, built for teams that plan, map and run workshops on one shared board.

Winy is a native infinite-canvas notebook for Mac, iPad and iPhone where real agent sessions like Claude Code and Codex run as live cards next to your notes and ink.

Miro has real-time collaboration and Winy does not, so the honest split is team workshops in Miro and solo thinking with your agents in Winy.

At a glance

Question	Winy	Miro
What it is	Native canvas notebook with live agent cards	Collaborative online whiteboard for teams
Platforms	Native apps for Mac, iPad and iPhone	Web, Mac and Windows apps, iPad and Android tablets
Apple Pencil	Pencil ink at full frame rate	Supported in the iPad app, with palm rejection
Real-time collaboration	No, single user today	Yes, live shared boards
Coding agents	Claude Code, Codex or any CLI run live on the board	External agents connect through the Miro MCP server
Built-in AI	None; you bring your own agents	Sidekicks and Flows, with AI credits per plan
Live terminals on the canvas	Yes, and you can draw across them	No
Integrations	Attaches to agent sessions you already run	250+ tools, including Slack and Jira
Pricing	Early access waitlist, no public pricing	Free (3 boards); paid from $8 per member/month, yearly

Which one is for you

Choose Miro if

Your team needs to edit the same board at the same time.
You run workshops, retros or planning sessions with many people.
You want built-in AI and integrations with tools like Slack and Jira.
You need Windows, Android or browser access.

Choose Winy if

You want Claude Code, Codex or any CLI agent running live on the board, not in a separate window.
You think with an Apple Pencil on the iPad while the Mac runs the agents, on one board.
You want your notes, ink and arrows visible to the agents you work with.
You want to attach to the terminal sessions you already run instead of moving them.

Questions

Is Miro free?

Miro has a free plan with 3 editable boards and a small monthly AI credit allowance. Paid plans start at $8 per member per month for Starter and $20 for Business, billed yearly.

What is a good Miro alternative for iPad?

Miro has its own iPad app with Apple Pencil support, which is the right pick for team boards. If you want a native canvas for your own thinking, where Pencil ink sits next to live coding agents, Winy runs natively on iPad, Mac and iPhone.

Does Miro work with Claude Code?

Yes. The official Miro MCP server lists Claude Code among its supported clients, so an agent can read, summarize and build boards from outside Miro. In Winy the agent session itself lives on the canvas as a live card.

Can I collaborate with my team in Winy?

Not today. Winy is single user, with the same board on your Mac, iPad and iPhone. If live team editing is a must, Miro is the better choice.

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