Miro vs Dropbox Paper: Which is a better fit?

Angelina S.: Hi. I am Angelina of Angelina's Arts and Crafts. I make cards of all occasions and jewelry. My rating here in DC is four by Miro. I was using the Square payment along with PayPal, Google, and Windows. I found the Miro I had to get rid of Square because it became too complicated to keep track of payments, names, numbers, emails, and Miro just made it easier. Got rid of Square, got rid of PayPal business, which was also a headache, and Windows. Miro has made my business so easy, so when I need to get my products out, it's a one, two, three, done. I don't have headaches. Go into my computer, if I sell a item, it's just taken off. I don't have to go in and look at a number, find the item or anything, it's just take it off, it's sold. Thank you. I don't have to stress anymore. Thank you, Miro. Very easy. I mean, follow the directions. If you can read, if you can read, you can do it. Miro is easy. I got my sister and one more friend of mine who has a business and she switched from what she was on to Miro's. If you're in a small business, it's very good to start with Miro's. Don't go to Square and don't go to PayPal business, use Miro.

Rick: Hi, my name is Rick. I'm a photographer, and I give Dropbox Paper four out of five stars. For more reviews like this, click the link below. Before using Dropbox Paper... I'm a freelancer so I get to use all kinds of stuff, depending on what the clients are using. So I've used everything from Google Docs, Trello, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, and yeah, everything starts to bleed together after a while. But Dropbox Paper is a neat little app that has a lot of functionality without all the bulk of some of these other products that we've used in the past. So one of the reasons why we started using Dropbox Paper was because it eliminates a lot of the confusion or just the analysis paralysis of other apps that have so many different options and style and design and layouts. Dropbox Paper just simplifies everything and keeps you on task and focusing on the main thing, which is actually getting a project moving. So I really liked that about Dropbox Paper. Dropbox Paper is actually super easy to get going with. It looks like a regular Word or Google Document, but there's so much under the hood once you get into it a little bit more. Just the markdown, being able to use shortcut keys and never leave the keyboard, to make everything from bulleted lists and checklist to-dos, to be able to comment with other users and collaborators, it's actually really, really easy to get started. And once you start using it a little bit more, it only gets easier from there. I definitely would recommend to anybody that's already a Dropbox user to give Paper a shot. It's actually really, really robust, but just a more simmered down version of what you may already be used to. It's really great for collaboration. It's really great jam board for you and your team to communicate, especially if you're remote. It just works really, really well. It does what it does well, and you don't have to worry about very complex and difficult setups. It just is ready to go out of the box, if you will.