Miro is a collaborative online whiteboard for diagrams, sticky notes, and workshops. airsup is an AI canvas that generates the work for you (images, documents, tables, and interactive apps) on an infinite board, with collaborators included in a flat plan. Here is how they compare.
Miro is a place to organize; airsup is a place to create. On Miro you and your team arrange ideas manually, with some AI assists for diagrams and summaries. On airsup you describe what you need and the AI produces finished assets right on the canvas, using your uploaded images and files as context.
| Feature | airsup | Miro |
|---|---|---|
| Infinite canvas | Yes | Yes |
| Generates images & renders with AI | Yes | No |
| Generates documents, tables & apps | Yes | No |
| Uses your uploaded files as AI context | Yes | No |
| Refine any element with AI in place | Yes | Limited |
| 3D preview of CAD uploads | Yes | No |
| Real-time team collaboration | Yes | Yes |
| Diagramming & workshop templates | Not the focus | Yes |
| Pricing model | Flat plan, collaborators included | Per member (each seat is paid) |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Starting paid price | $10/mo (up to 3 collaborators) | $8 / member / mo (annual) |
Miro charges per member: the Starter plan is about $8 per member per month billed annually (around $10 monthly), and every teammate you add is another paid seat. airsup Pro is a flat $10/month that already includes collaborating with up to 3 people in a project, and Max ($50/month) includes up to 10, so a small team is not paying per head.
Choose Miro if your main need is a shared whiteboard for brainstorming, diagrams, retros, and workshops with a large team.
Choose airsup if you are a builder who wants AI to actually generate the images, docs, specs, and apps for your product, and keep everything for a project on one context-aware canvas you can refine and export.
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