Bending Spoons has agreed to acquire Miro, according to a LinkedIn post reporting the deal. The post did not disclose the financial terms of the agreement.
The same post states that Bending Spoons "just picked up Airtable" and has now agreed to acquire Miro as well. It describes Miro as a whiteboard product and frames the transaction as a change of ownership for the vendor.
No purchase price, financing structure, closing date, or timetable was given in the source. The deal stage is an agreement to acquire, not a completed acquisition.
The source passage is largely promotional in nature, written by a party promoting Klaxoon by Wrike's Whiteboard, a competing product. It argues that a whiteboard sits "outside the platform where the real work actually gets delivered," and that its own offering is built directly into Wrike's work delivery platform, allowing plans sketched there to become tasks, projects, and delivered outcomes in the same place. It also describes connecting to MCP and using prompts to create visual plans, categorize and prioritize them, and import them into Wrike without exports or re-entry.
Those characterizations are the source's own claims about the product category and its competing offering, not verified details about the Miro transaction. No rationale from Bending Spoons or Miro was included in the source material, and neither company is quoted.