Organization

Keep Everything in Its Place

Organize your study material with folders, tags, favorites, and archive. Find any note instantly and keep your workspace clean and focused.

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Folders & Organization in Repeatica

How It Works

Get started in three simple steps.

1

Create Folders

Organize notes into folders and subfolders — by subject, course, or however you think.

2

Tag & Favorite

Add tags for cross-cutting categories. Star your most important notes for quick access.

3

Archive & Clean Up

Archive completed topics to keep your active workspace focused on what matters now.

Key Benefits

Why learners love this feature.

Nested Folders

Create a hierarchy that mirrors how you think. Nest folders inside folders to organize by semester, course, chapter, or any structure that makes sense for your workflow.

  • Unlimited folder nesting depth
  • Color-coded folders for visual organization
  • Drag notes between folders easily
Nested Folders

Tags for Flexibility

Tags work across folders. Tag notes with topics like #exam, #important, or #review and find them instantly — even when they live in different folders.

  • Cross-folder categorization
  • Autocomplete suggestions as you type
  • Filter notes by tag in the sidebar
Tags for Flexibility

Favorites & Archive

Star your most important notes to access them from the favorites view. Archive completed topics to keep your main view clean without deleting anything.

  • Quick access to starred notes
  • Archive without deleting
  • Recently deleted with restore option
Favorites & Archive

Use Cases

See how learners put this feature to work.

Course Organization

Create a folder per course, with subfolders for each chapter or topic. Tag cross-cutting themes like #midterm or #key-concept.

Research Projects

Organize research by project with folders. Tag sources by methodology, relevance, or status for flexible filtering.

Semester Management

Archive last semester's folders to keep your workspace focused. They're still there if you need them — just not in the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

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