Manage your notes with Topics & Tags

When the content increases, we can organize it more efficiently using topics and tags, making it easier to create and find items.

Topics are a content management feature in ideaShell. By combining tags, content of the same type is organized into a topic, supporting single and multiple tag filters.

Here are two example scenarios:

Single Tag Topic

For instance, if you’re working on a coffee project, you can assign the relevant content a tag, like #coffee (just type #coffee in the text editor). Then, create a topic named “Coffee.” AI will automatically generate an icon and select related tags you’ve already used. Next time, you can simply click on the topic to view all content related to the “Coffee” project.

Multi-Tag Topic

Additionally, a topic can contain multiple tags. For example, if you have a reading topic, you can set different category tags. For your “Reading” topic, you might choose multiple tags like #Psychology, #History, and #Literature. Any content with any of these three tags will appear under this topic.

Usage Example

Since I need to prepare my work plan every morning, I want these entries to share a common tag and be in a list for easy viewing. Here’s how I can do it:

Create a priority tag called ‘Work’ under Priority Tags, then create a Topic called ‘Work Plan.’ At this point, the AI will automatically assign the priority tag to this topic. Then, click Save.

Once set up, every morning I can create a new entry by recording or typing, such as: ‘My work plan for today is XXXX.’ The AI will automatically add the ‘Work’ tag to this entry and categorize it under the ‘Work Plan’ topic.

This way, I can click to view all my work plans directly from the sidebar or from a desktop widget and even generate to-dos.