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As you create more content in Gliit, keeping it organized helps you find what you need quickly and maintain a clear structure for your work. Gliit gives you folders and organizational tools to keep your documents tidy.

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Use folders

Folders let you group related documents together. Think of them like file system folders — you can nest them and move documents between them.

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Create a folder

1

Go to your dashboard or sidebar

Look for a New Folder button or an option in the sidebar context menu.
2

Name your folder

Enter a descriptive name for the folder (for example, “Blog posts”, “Meeting notes”, “Project Alpha”).
3

Confirm

Press Enter or click Create to create the folder. It appears in your sidebar.

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Move a document into a folder

1

Find the document

Locate the document in your dashboard or sidebar.
2

Open the options menu

Right-click the document or click its three-dot menu.
3

Select Move

Choose Move to or Move, then select the destination folder.

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Search for content

Use the search bar at the top of your Gliit workspace to find documents by title or content. Type a keyword and Gliit will surface matching documents from across your workspace.
Use specific, descriptive document titles so search results are more useful.

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Best practices for keeping content organized

Adopt a naming pattern for your documents — for example, using dates (2026-05-22 Meeting Notes) or project codes. Consistent names make documents easier to find at a glance.
If you’re not sure you’ll need a document again, move it to an “Archive” folder instead of deleting it permanently. This keeps your workspace tidy while retaining access to old work.
Group all documents related to the same project or topic into a single folder. Avoid scattering related documents across multiple folders.