Miro Canvas Continuity
Don't migrate yet. Make migration possible.
If your organisation has years of workshops, research, product thinking and decisions stored across Miro boards, now is a good time to understand how much of it you could actually take with you.
We help you extract and preserve your Miro estate, test what can be recovered elsewhere, and give you a practical Plan B. No migration required. No new platform commitment.
Miro has changed hands. Your options don't have to.
You may have years of valuable work in Miro: strategy workshops, customer research, product plans, service maps, retrospectives and decisions that exist nowhere else.
You don't need to decide whether to leave Miro because its ownership has changed.
But it is a good moment to answer a simpler question:
If we ever wanted or needed to leave, could we take our work with us?
Native exports can preserve some things well and others less so. Complex canvases also contain structure, relationships, assets and platform-specific objects that don't necessarily translate neatly into another tool.
We help you find out what that means for your Miro estate before it becomes urgent.
We find out how portable your Miro estate really is.
Beach captures a representative part, or all, of your Miro estate and creates an independent archive of the work.
Then we go a step further.
We reconstruct representative boards outside Miro to determine what survives intact, what needs adapting and what cannot currently be reproduced.
You finish with the archive, the evidence and a clear understanding of your options.
When this becomes your problem
And nobody can confidently tell you what would happen to it if you needed to move.
Leadership, procurement, security or architecture want to understand your dependency and options.
You want to know your alternatives before entering another commitment.
Before evaluating destinations, you need to know what can actually move.
You're happy with Miro today, but don't want your ability to recover your work to depend entirely on Miro.
From “what if?” to a tested Plan B.
An archive isn't enough. You need to know it works.
Multiple ways to capture. One archive you control.
There isn't a single Miro export that is right for every organisation or every kind of board.
Beach combines the capture methods available to your organisation, preserves the original source wherever possible, and converts recoverable content into a versioned portable archive.
We retain original captured information so it can be reprocessed as our tooling improves.
Important canvas objects, relationships and assets are represented independently of Miro.
We use an independent canvas implementation to reconstruct representative boards and test that the archive is genuinely usable.
Depending on your Miro plan and security constraints, capture may combine supported APIs, browser instrumentation, and enterprise export capabilities. Archives are stored in open, versioned formats with raw source retention.
Canvas Custody Extractor · Portable Canvas Archive · Canvkit · Forge Canvas · Playwright
You may decide to do nothing. And that's a perfectly good outcome.
If you're comfortable remaining with Miro, you now know your exposure and have an independently tested copy of your work.
If you want additional protection, we can establish recurring backups.
And if you decide to move, we can help translate your archive into Mural, FigJam, Canvkit or another destination where technically possible.
The important thing is that the decision remains yours.
We'll start with a conversation about the size and shape of your Miro estate and identify a representative set of boards to test.
Within a few weeks, you'll know what you can recover, what you can't, and what it would take to leave if you ever chose to.
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