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The Comparison

CanvasGPT vs Miro

Miro gives you a canvas, but the sticky notes don't do anything. CanvasGPT's canvas is alive—every tile is a functional piece of software.

Miro

Miro

Creative Tools

For a single tool that only does part of the job.

  • Superficial AI
  • Mockups stay mockups
  • Static documents
  • Endless handoffs
WINNER
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CanvasGPT

All-in-One

For your entire workspace, replacing multiple tools.

  • Deep AI integration
  • Designs become apps
  • Interactive workspace
  • No handoffs

Making the Whiteboard Functional: CanvasGPT vs. Miro

Miro digitized the whiteboard, which was great for brainstorming. But once the meeting ends, the sticky notes are just dead pixels. CanvasGPT turns your brainstorm into a build session.

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From Sticky Note to Software

In Miro, you write 'Login Form' on a sticky note. In CanvasGPT, you drag a 'Login Form' tile onto the canvas, and it actually works. You can authenticate users, store their data, and redirect them. The ideation phase and the execution phase are now one and the same.

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Connected Workflows

Miro lines show relationships, but they don't transfer data. CanvasGPT connections are data pipes. Connect a 'Form' tile to a 'Database' tile, and the data flows. Connect a 'Database' tile to an 'AI' tile, and the AI analyzes the data. It's visual programming for everyone.

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A Workspace for the Whole Team

Miro is for PMs and Designers. CanvasGPT is for PMs, Designers, AND Engineers. By using a common visual language that compiles to real code, everyone can contribute to the actual product, not just the picture of the product.

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