Folders
Organize your recipes into nested folders with tags, colors, icons, and smart sorting
Recipe Folders let you organize your recipes into a nested folder structure, similar to how you organize files on your computer. You can create folders, nest them inside each other, assign colors and icons, tag recipes, and drag-and-drop recipes between folders.
Creating a Folder
Navigate to the Recipes page
Tap the menu button or the + New Folder option
Enter a folder name
Optionally select a parent folder to nest it inside
Tap Create
Each folder name must be unique within its parent folder. You can have folders with the same name in different locations.
Folder Nesting
Folders can be nested inside other folders to any depth, allowing you to build a hierarchy that matches how you think about your recipes.
The top level of your recipe list shows a Default folder alongside any folders you create. The Default folder contains recipes that haven't been moved into a specific folder. In the UI, it appears at the same level as your other top-level folders:
📁 Default
📁 IPAs
📁 West Coast
📁 New England
📁 Session
📁 Lagers
📁 Pilsners
📁 Dark Lagers
📁 Seasonal
📁 Summer
📁 Winter
📁 CompetitionTo navigate your folder tree:
Click a folder to open it and view its contents
Use the breadcrumb trail at the top to navigate back to parent folders
Folders show the number of items and subfolders they contain
Drag and Drop
You can move recipes between folders using drag and drop:
Press and hold (or click and drag) a recipe card
Drag it over the target folder — the folder will highlight when ready to receive the item
Release to drop the recipe into the folder
You can also drag recipes to breadcrumb items to move them to parent folders, or drag them to the Default (root) folder.
Tags
Tags allow you to categorize and filter recipes within folders. Recipes can have multiple tags, and you can filter by one or more tags at a time.
Tags appear as filter chips below the search bar when viewing a folder
Tap a tag to activate it as a filter — only recipes with that tag are shown
Tap multiple tags to filter with AND logic (recipes must have all selected tags)
Up to 24 tags are displayed at once, with a count of hidden tags if more exist
Tap an active tag again to deactivate the filter
Colors and Icons
You can customize folders with colors and icons to make them visually distinct:
Open the folder menu (long press or right-click on a folder)
Select Edit Folder
Choose a color for the folder
Choose an icon for the folder
Tap Save
This makes it easy to identify folders at a glance — for example, use a trophy icon for competition recipes or a snowflake for winter beers.
Searching Within Folders
Each folder has a built-in search bar that lets you find recipes quickly:
Type a search term to filter recipes by name, style, author, tags, or other visible fields
Search works together with tag filters — you can combine both
Search results update in real-time as you type
The search term persists as you navigate between folders
Sorting Recipes in Folders
You can control how recipes are sorted within each folder:
Tap the sort icon in the folder header
Choose a sort field (name, date created, date updated, etc.)
Choose the sort direction (ascending or descending)
Each folder remembers its own sort configuration independently.
Reordering Folders
You can customize the order in which folders appear:
Open the folder menu and select Reorder Folders
Drag folders up and down to set your preferred order
Alternatively, choose Auto-Sort to sort folders by name or date automatically
Tap Done when finished
When auto-sort is enabled, new folders are automatically placed in the correct position. When auto-sort is off, new folders appear at the end and you can reorder them manually.
Renaming a Folder
Open the folder menu (long press or right-click on a folder)
Select Rename
Enter the new name
Tap Save
Renaming a folder automatically updates the path for all recipes and subfolders inside it.
Deleting a Folder
Open the folder menu and select Delete
Choose what to do with the folder's contents:
Move to parent folder — recipes are moved up one level
Move to Default folder — recipes are moved to the top-level Default folder
Confirm deletion
Tip
You cannot delete a folder that still contains subfolders. Delete or move the subfolders first.
AI Organization
If you have a large number of unorganized recipes, the AI Organization feature can help. When you have many recipes in the Default folder, a banner may appear suggesting automatic organization.
Tap the Organize banner or button
The AI analyzes your recipes and suggests a folder structure based on styles, ingredients, and naming patterns
Review the suggested organization in a preview
Accept to apply the organization, or dismiss to keep your current layout
Tip
AI Organization requires a Premium Plus subscription. See Subscription for details.
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