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Andrey Khusid

Founder, Miro, named behind the Miro API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder, Miro

Andrey Khusid is co-founder and CEO of Miro, the visual collaboration workspace. He started it in 2011 with Oleg Shardin as RealtimeBoard, a way for his design agency to share ideas with clients who were not in the same room, and it was renamed Miro in 2019.

What Andrey builds

  • Miro API + MCP B · Design workspaces & canvases

    Miro's REST API v2 reads and writes boards and board items (sticky notes, shapes, connectors, frames, cards, text, images, documents), tags and members, so an agent can lay out diagrams as well as notes.

    Founder, Miro, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Andrey Khusid?

Andrey Khusid is co-founder and CEO of Miro, the visual collaboration workspace. He started it in 2011 with Oleg Shardin as RealtimeBoard, a way for his design agency to share ideas with clients who were not in the same room, and it was renamed Miro in 2019.

What does Miro make?

Anchor Terminal lists Miro API + MCP from Miro. Miro's REST API v2 reads and writes boards and board items (sticky notes, shapes, connectors, frames, cards, text, images, documents), tags and members, so an agent can lay out diagrams as well as notes.

Who has invested in Miro?

The sources our research read name ICONIQ, Accel, Atlassian, Dragoneer, GIC, Salesforce, TCV, Howie Liu, Andrew Ofstad, Frank Slootman and Dan Springer.

How are Andrey's tools graded?

Miro API + MCP is graded B, 65 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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