The "Doshka" service has been launched in Belarus — an analogue of the popular platform for collaborative work with online whiteboards Miro. The servers of the new service and all its data are located on the territory of Belarus, writes Office Life.
Miro officially ceased operations in Belarus and Russia in March 2022. However, paid accounts of Belarusian users began to be disconnected only two and a half years later. Initially, the company did not plan to block free accounts. But in October 2026, Miro introduced geographical restrictions, due to which users with Belarusian IP addresses can no longer log into their accounts and access the official website of the platform.
The Belarusian service "Doshka" operates in 11 languages. It is an unlimited workspace where participants of one project can simultaneously create diagrams, place notes, write documents, and conduct classes. The possibility of transferring boards previously created in Miro to the service is also provided.
Users have access to notes in 12 colors, labels for them, and voting tools. Additionally, you can create flowcharts, mind maps, Kanban boards for task organization, and project timelines.
The service daily creates data backups, and all servers are located in Belarus.
Currently, "Doshka" operates in test mode and remains free. Developers warn that errors and short-term interruptions in the platform's operation are possible at this stage.
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