Prismio helps product teams capture user paths in seconds and visualize them directly in Miro, with all the context needed to make smarter decisions, faster.
Context is scattered. Decisions are made without the full picture. Blindspots turn into bugs, churn, and missed opportunities.
User journeys are described in docs, decks, and Slack threads — never as actual flows everyone can see and react to.
Support tickets, research notes, metrics — they're in different tools. Nobody connects them to the actual user path.
Designers, PMs, and devs talk about different things without a shared visual reference. Decisions get lost in translation.
Prismio brings your flows and your context together — so your team can see the full picture and move with confidence.
Record any user path directly in Chrome with one click. Screenshots, clicks, navigation — all captured automatically.
Import your path into Miro with one click. Steps, interactions, and navigation are laid out visually and ready to discuss.
Your whole team works from the same visual reference. No more "what screen are we talking about?" moments.
Prismio Paths works as two extensions that talk to each other — from capture to visualization in minutes.
Hit record, navigate your product, and stop when you're done. Prismio automatically captures screenshots at each interaction — clicks, back navigation, key presses, URL changes — and packages everything into a clean ZIP file ready to import.
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Drop your ZIP file into the Prismio panel in Miro. In seconds, your entire path is laid out as a visual board — screenshots connected with arrows, interactions highlighted, ready for your team to annotate, discuss, and act on.
Open the Chrome extension, hit "Start Capturing" and navigate your product naturally. Stop when you're done.
Open Miro, drag and drop your path.zip into the Prismio panel. Your path appears on the board instantly.
Your team sees the full path with every click and interaction visualized. Spot blindspots, annotate, and act.