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Document feed

The Feed is your personal stream of a space's documents: every note in a single chronological view that you reshape for the task at hand with toggles and facets. The Feed is the default view of the combined Files section — it has no icon of its own on the rail; it opens from the Files icon (see Navigation and tree).

View and grouping

The Feed header carries four controls — Group · Sort · Size · View:

  • Viewlist or grid. The list draws a timeline: date and thumbnail on the left, title, tags, and snippet on the right. The grid lays out card tiles.
  • Size — density. In the grid this is the number of columns: 1 (large cards with a banner), 3 (a dense structured grid, the default), 5 (compact square posters). The same switch sets the snippet length.
  • Group — grouping by date: off, by day, by week, or by month. Section headers are known in advance, so scrolling never "jumps."
  • Sort — sort by date created or modified.

On a narrow screen both views collapse into a single column of cards, and the Size and View switches are hidden.

Facets

The Feed sidebar is a set of filters. They all stack (folder ∧ tag ∧ text ∧ date) and speak the same language — inclusion (nothing selected = no filter = everything shown):

FacetHow it works
FoldersClicking a folder adds its whole subtree to the focus; several folders combine. "Show only this folder" leaves just that one.
TagsHierarchical chips with search; selecting several tags shows notes that have any of them (a union). More in Tags.
TextA full-text query from the search field in the top bar narrows the Feed down to matches (lexical search).
DatesA "from / to" range on the active sort axis (created or modified).

The active filter reads straight off the panel (filled-in labels and a Clear button) — nothing floats on top of the Feed.

Scale

The Feed is built for tens of thousands of entries. The server delivers data in windows: it computes the exact total, the sort, and the slice, while the client keeps a sparse cache of pages — the full list never travels across the network in one piece. Every view is virtualized, so jumping to an arbitrary scroll position loads exactly the window you need.

A filter, not a ranking

A text query in the Feed narrows the list but does not change its order — the sort stays by date. For ranked search with relevance, go to Search and Spotlight.