Miro lets teams create mobile app prototypes quickly using ready-made templates, an infinite collaborative canvas, and integrations for design handoff. With AI-accelerated templates and built-in commenting, you can map flows, assemble screens, and share clickable prototypes for feedback—without switching tools.

Designing a mobile app prototype doesn’t have to start from a blank page. With Miro, you can move from idea to interactive flows in minutes—using templates, AI acceleration, and real-time collaboration to keep the whole team aligned. Recent releases add Adobe Express right inside Miro and new AI-first workspaces, so you can create and iterate without context-switching.

Why prototype mobile apps in Miro?

Faster start with templates
Open a mobile app prototype or wireframe template and you’ve immediately got device frames, screens, and flows to customise. Templates reduce setup time and encourage consistency across your journeys.

A shared canvas for real-time collaboration
Invite designers, PMs, engineers, and stakeholders to co-create, comment, and vote—live or asynchronously. Miro’s comments and mentions keep feedback in context, on the board.

Clickable navigation for user flows
Use links between frames to simulate click-through behaviour and simplify navigation during reviews and testing. It’s ideal for early validation sessions before high-fidelity design.

Smooth handoff and integrations
Connect to Figma for detailed UI, and sync with Jira or Asana to turn decisions into delivery tasks—no copy-and-paste.

What’s new in 2026?

AI Mobile App Prototype template
Skip the slow start. Generate flows and screens with AI acceleration, then refine the structure your team needs. It’s built to move you from idea to mock-ups fast.

Adobe Express inside Miro
Tidy screenshots, remove backgrounds, or create on-brand assets without leaving your board. Great for polishing UI states and presentation artefacts during critiques.

AI Innovation Workspace & product acceleration
New AI-first workflows help product, engineering, and design teams move from concept to shipped outcomes faster—keeping ideation, alignment, and decisions on the same canvas.

Step-by-step: Build a mobile app prototype in Miro

1. Choose a starting point
   Open Mobile App Prototype or Mobile App Wireframe in the template library. If you want to jumpstart with structure, try the AI Mobile App Prototype.

2. Map your core user flow
   Place key screens (e.g., Onboarding → Home → Search → Detail → Checkout). Use arrows and labels to clarify decisions and states.

3. Assemble screens with components
   Drag UI blocks (headers, cards, forms) and annotate behaviours. Keep it low-fi to encourage feedback, then progressively add fidelity where it matters.

4. Make it clickable
   Add links between frames so reviewers can tap through the happy path and edge cases. Create separate flows for onboarding, error handling, and empty states.

5. Collaborate and collect feedback
   Invite teammates, add comments directly on components, and @mention owners. Use sticky votes or quick emoji reactions to prioritise changes.

6. Polish visuals when needed
   Open Adobe Express in Miro to crop, clean, or brand images for reviews—no extra tab required.

7. Handoff to delivery
   Export boards or connect to Figma for high-fidelity designs and to Jira/Asana for tickets. Keep specs, decisions, and assets traceable from discovery to delivery.

Practical examples you can copy

• MVP flow review: Use the Mobile App Prototype template to align on the “first ship” scope. Add comments to capture trade-offs and tag PM/engineering for estimates.

• Usability path test: Link frames to simulate navigation and run a 15-minute task-based walkthrough with stakeholders. Note friction points directly on the flow.

• Design crit with quick visual edits: Keep the board open while a designer uses Adobe Express in Miro to tidy screenshots before the final sign-off.

Tips for better prototypes

• Stay low-fi longer: Wireframes encourage honest feedback on flow, not pixels.

• Name frames and flows clearly: Improves navigability and stakeholder comprehension during reviews.

• Close the loop: Convert decisions to tickets via Jira/Asana integrations so momentum isn’t lost post-review.

Summary

Miro gives you a fast, collaborative path to mobile app prototypes—with AI-accelerated templates, clickable flows, integrated image editing, and handoff to the tools your team already uses. Start with a template, link your screens, collect feedback in context, and move towards delivery without losing speed.

FAQ

Q1: Can I make clickable prototypes in Miro?
Yes. Use internal links between frames to simulate navigation, ideal for user flow demos and early validation.

Q2: What templates should I use to start?
Try Mobile App Prototype or Mobile App Wireframe to map flows and screens quickly. AI-accelerated templates can pre-structure your app.

Q3: How does Miro support collaboration?
Miro supports real-time co-editing, comments, mentions, and easy sharing—keeping feedback in context on the board.

Q4: How do I hand off to design and delivery tools?
Use integrations with Figma for high-fidelity UI and Jira/Asana to turn decisions into tracked tasks.

Next Steps

Ready to move faster? Contact Generation Digital to roll out Miro, connect your toolchain, and train teams to prototype and ship with confidence.