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Every folder (and every type) can be viewed six different ways. Pick one from the View ▾ dropdown, then shape it with the Filters, Sort, and Group controls in the toolbar. Your current setup is remembered per device, so each folder reopens the way you left it.

The six views

  • List — a table of entries, with subfolders listed first. Sort and group by any field.
  • Gallery — an image grid, best for visual work. Each entry shows its image; sorting is available.
  • Kanban — entries as cards in columns, grouped by a field like status, priority, stage, category, or assignee. Entries without a value gather in a leading (empty) column. Includes entries from subfolders.
  • Calendar — plots each entry on its main date (see the table below), in week or month layout. An entry with a start date spans the days from start to finish. Drag an entry to a different day to reschedule it.
  • Timeline — Gantt-style bars running from each entry’s start date to its end. Zoom in and out (months by default), group the rows, and hide completed work (on by default).
  • Graph — entries as connected nodes, drawn from the links between them. See Links, search & the graph.

Which date the calendar uses

Each type has one main date, and Calendar always plots it — there’s nothing to configure.

Saved views

When you’ve set up a view you’ll want again — say, Kanban of open tasks grouped by assignee — save it.
1

Save it

Open View ▾ and choose Save this view… at the bottom of the menu, then name it.
2

Find it in your sidebar

The saved view is pinned in your sidebar, above the folder tree. It’s yours alone, but it follows you across all your devices.
3

Keep it current

If you change filters or layout while using a saved view, Update this view… appears in the View ▾ menu so you can save the new setup over the old one.
From a pin’s menu you can Rename, Duplicate, or Delete the saved view, and you can drag pins to reorder them. Saved views survive renaming or moving the folder they point at.