VK Holding has released a beta version of a new service called "VK Board," which is designed to replace the online board service Miro, popular among Russian users.
"VK Board" offers users the ability to visualize information and share progress in their work, making it useful for meetings, classes, brainstorming sessions, and retrospectives. An important feature of the service is the absence of restrictions on the number of participants and created virtual boards, making it accessible to a wide range of users.
The service provides an interactive space where you can create scalable smart boards with various elements, such as stickers, shapes, text, images, links, and more. There is also a timer function for more productive work.
In the future, VK plans to add the ability to save and transfer data from other services to "VK Board" for free, allowing users to continue working on projects without losing information.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that the collaboration platform Miro announced that it would stop providing services to users in Russia and Belarus from September 12, 2024, due to sanctions imposed by the United States.
Read also on the topic:
Jira Analog: Rostelecom Opens Free Demo Access to the Yaga Project Management System
Scared of Sanctions: Russian-Founded Online Store Builder Ecwid Leaving the Russian Federation