> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.sonto.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Tags
> Organise and focus across everything with tags
A tag is a label you put on work to pull it together *across* projects, areas, and dates — so you can
focus on everything that shares it, wherever it lives. This walkthrough creates a couple of tags and
puts them straight to work. Watch below, or follow the steps.
Open **Settings** and add two tags to start with. There's no fixed set — you decide what they mean.
Two that earn their keep:
* `office` — work you can only do in a certain place.
* `waiting` — anything stuck until someone else gets back to you.
Pick a project — say *Kitchen renovation*. Tag the whole project `office` and everything in it
travels with that tag. Or tag just one task, *Order cabinet samples*, with `office`, because that's
the one thing you'll do from your desk.
While naming a task, type `@` and the tag name to tag it inline — and create the tag on the spot
if it's new. See [Natural language input](/reference/natural-language-input).
Schedule that task for today, then open the **filter bar** on your Day and pick `office`. The view
narrows to just your office work, and everything else steps out of the way.
A tag doesn't schedule a task. To see a tagged task on your Day, schedule it for that day first,
then filter.
Add `waiting` to *Order cabinet samples* as well. Now it's both `office` (where you'll do it) and
`waiting` (blocked on a reply). Filter any view by `waiting` to round up everything that's stuck, in
one place.
## Make it stick
Two touches keep you in the flow once you're filtering:
* A filter is **sticky** for a couple of hours, so you can settle into one tag without reapplying it.
* Each view keeps **its own** filter — your Week can show `waiting` while your Day shows `office`.
## Where to next
The precise rules — every control, and where tags live.
Another way to find work across Sonto.