Organize a reading library

Find the next useful thing

Search your library, sort the results, and use reading status or a star to make the current state of a source visible. These are small signals that help you return to unfinished reading without making a second copy of the reference.

Build collections around a project

Create collections for projects, books, chapters, or questions. Nest a collection inside another to show how pieces relate. Add the same reference to more than one collection when it supports several parts of your work.

• Use names that describe a topic or working purpose.
• Move a reference between collections as the project changes.
• Drag and drop is available; collection actions also provide a non-dragging way to organize items.

Remove a collection thoughtfully

Deleting a collection removes that organizational container. Its references remain in the library. If a source itself should be removed, use the reference action and review that choice separately.