currently, sealnotes lacks robust organizational features, making it difficult for users to categorize and manage their growing collection of notes. implementing a comprehensive organization system with folders and/or tags would significantly improve usability and help users structure their information effectively
proposed feature
- allows creation of folders/categories for hierarchical organization
- supports tagging notes with multiple labels for flexible categorization
- enables filtering and sorting notes by folders/tags
- maintains the app's client-side encryption for organizational metadata
- provides intuitive drag-and-drop interface for organization
user benefits
- efficiently organize growing collections of notes
- quickly filter notes by category, project, or topic
- create personalized organizational systems
- maintain context for related information
- improve productivity through better information management
technical considerations
- design database schema to efficiently store organizational structure
- ensure encryption of organizational metadata
- implement efficient filtering algorithms
- create intuitive UI for managing folders/tags
- consider nested folders vs. flat structure tradeoffs
- handle synchronization of organizational data
priority
high - this significantly improves usability as note collections grow
questions
- should we implement both folders and tags, or focus on one system?
- how deep should folder nesting be allowed?
- should we implement color coding for visual organization?
- how should we handle note sharing between folders/tags?
- should we implement smart folders based on search criteria?
- how should we handle bulk operations (moving multiple notes, etc.)?
- should we consider implementing keyboard shortcuts for organization?
currently, sealnotes lacks robust organizational features, making it difficult for users to categorize and manage their growing collection of notes. implementing a comprehensive organization system with folders and/or tags would significantly improve usability and help users structure their information effectively
proposed feature
user benefits
technical considerations
priority
high - this significantly improves usability as note collections grow
questions