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Need for subsections!

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Hi, I love the app compared to other apps of the same kind. I used to use Raindrop.io, but I prefer this app as I don’t need to open another app to consult the video. The only thing is that I would like to be able to create collection within collection or sub folders like in Raindrop.io. If I am doing a fitness collection, a recipe collection and a skincare collection well within the fitness collection itself I want to separate my core exercises from my legs, exercise exercises videos but right now it is not possible to do that as there’s no subsection option. Right now, it means that I have a bunch of collection in regards of the same things, like Fitness, mixed with collections that are completely irrelevant to that subject like recipes or skincare or whatever else.

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  • Andrew

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    Sep 14

    Thank you!! Love that you’re here. If you use the iOS app, we just rolled out the newest version that lets you achieve this through tags. Have a look at the screenshot. Is this what you had in mind?

    • Daphné Germain

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      Oct 15

      Hi! Thank you so much for your response!

      I think the tagging feature is interesting, but I personally prefer the option of having subcategories or subfolders within collections. I find this type of organization easier to navigate, more intuitive, and more visually structured, much like the folder systems used in Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.

      Tags are useful for specific classifications, but with the way they are currently organized, you have to scroll through the entire list to find the one you’re looking for, often buried among other tags that may be completely unrelated.

      Subfolders, on the other hand, allow for a much more detailed and hierarchical classification system, making it easier to organize and navigate large collections.

      For example, let’s say I have a collection dedicated to recipes. Within that collection, I could create subfolders for gluten-free recipes, vegetarian recipes, high-protein recipes, etc. Then, within the gluten-free recipes folder, I could create additional subfolders for recipes made with buckwheat flour, quinoa flour, and so on.

      This type of nested organization would make it much easier to browse through a collection, progressively narrow down what I’m looking for, and keep everything neatly organized without having to rely on a long list of tags.

      I think having the option to create subfolders within collections would be a really valuable addition, especially for users who like to organize their content in a more detailed and structured way!