ArchBoard vs Miro

Miro is a broad collaborative whiteboard for workshops, brainstorming and planning. ArchBoard is narrower on purpose: it is for drawing software architecture, with components, a diagram DSL and local storage.

Choose Miro when

• You run live workshops with many participants, sticky notes, voting and facilitation tools.
• You need boards that stakeholders open and comment on from a shared link with accounts.
• You want one place for roadmaps, retrospectives and diagrams together.

Choose ArchBoard when

• Your task is a technical diagram, and you want building blocks, icons and layouts made for that purpose.
• You want your work to stay private on your device and usable without a connection after the page loads.
• You want to write a diagram as text, version it and export clean SVG or PDF.

Try ArchBoard

Last reviewed 2026-10-07. Products change; check Miro's own documentation for current details. Miro is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with ArchBoard.