Project tags
Label your projects with colored tags.
- Web Portal
Once you have more than a few projects, telling them apart in the sidebar gets hard. Tags are a small visual cue.
Managing tags
Tags are managed in the portal under Settings > Project tags. From there you can create new tags (label + color), edit them, and archive ones you no longer need.
Tags are scoped to your account. Adding a tag on the portal makes it available to every project on every host.
Assigning tags to a project
In the portal’s project view, open a project and use the tag picker to assign one or more tags. On desktop, the project picker also lets you select tags when filtering the session list.
Where tags show up
- Sessions sidebar — tags appear as small chips next to a session’s project, so you can scan grouped work at a glance.
- Dashboard — tags surface alongside project cards.
- Portal header — the project selector dropdown lets you filter by tag across the whole account.
What tags don’t do today
- The file browser and editor breadcrumbs don’t show tags in the current release.
- Clicking a tag chip directly doesn’t filter the sessions list; use the project selector or filter bar to scope by tag.
- Desktop doesn’t currently surface a top-level tag manager (create / edit / delete tags happens on the portal).
Conventions
A few patterns that work:
- One tag per team (when projects belong to a specific team).
- One tag per state (active, on hold, archived).
- One tag per priority if you have multiple in-flight projects with different urgencies.
Don’t over-tag. The point of tags is reducing visual clutter; using ten of them defeats the purpose.
Related topics
- Sessions > Search and filter for finding work across many projects.
- Tasks and boards for the higher-level work tracking.