Tags

Tags in Lora give you a flexible way to organize shortcuts across folders, projects, and teams. While folders group shortcuts in one place, tags let you create cross-cutting categories that span your entire workspace.

How tags work

A tag is a label that can be applied to one or more shortcuts. Each shortcut can have multiple tags, making it possible to organize them by topic, function, or workflow. Tags are visible in the shortcut details page and can be clicked to filter related shortcuts.

For example:

• /jira, /linear, and /asana can all share the tag project-management, even if they are in different folders.
• /vacation, /payroll, and /benefits can all share the tag HR.

Creating tags

Tags are created on the fly when you add them to a shortcut. In the shortcut creation or edit page, type the name of a new tag into the tags field and press Enter. The tag will be created automatically and available across your workspace.

Using tags

Tags make it easy to discover and filter shortcuts. From the shortcut list, you can:

• Click a tag to view all shortcuts with that tag.
• Combine tags in search to refine results.
• Use tags in analytics to understand how groups of shortcuts are used across teams.

Tags are especially useful for topics that span multiple folders, such as tools, clients, or campaigns.

Tags vs. folders

Folders and tags work together but serve different purposes:

• Folders organize shortcuts in a single, structured location.
• Tags allow shortcuts to appear in multiple categories at once.

This combination gives you both structure and flexibility when organizing knowledge inside your workspace.