docs/use-cases-and-tutorials/organizing-notes/capture-simple-notes.md

# Capture simple notes

The current tutorial will show you how to organize your notes quickly and quickly. \
You will use a pre-build set-up for Note type, and Notes set

### Create them everywhere

You can create Notes everywhere you want. Every object you create by default is a Note. You can use `+` on Home, `/` in Editor, `+ New` in [set.md](../../fundamentals/set.md "mention") — all of them will be shown in Notes. 

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"Notes" Set comes with Anytype by default
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Sets collect all objects by given criteria. For example, if you add a new Note anywhere inside the Anytype, it will be shown here! By default, it is sorted by creation date.

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Click on links to know more about [type](../../fundamentals/type/ "mention"), [set.md](../../fundamentals/set.md "mention") & [relation.md](../../fundamentals/relation.md "mention")
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### Sort them later 

Notes are sorted by "Last modified date" as you had in Apple Notes or Evernote by default. \
Press the setting icon if you want to create other sorts. 

![](<../../.gitbook/assets/Notes sort.png>)

### Categorizing with tags

Tags let you add keywords to Notes, making them easier to find and browse when you've got a lot of them. Use tags when a note might apply to more than one category or when you want to filter some Notes from all of them. For example, you may create tags for:

* **Personal:** Add a tag for something related to you, like an idea, thought or a grocery list
* **School:** Add a tag for each of your subjects or for individual semesters.
* **Research:** Add a tag for the relevant article, podcast, or book you read. Like `management`, `memorization`, `psychology.`

Make these steps and start your Tags management:

1. You need to add Tag as a column in Set. You can start adding categories in the cells straightaway. \
   ![](<../../.gitbook/assets/image (5).png>) ![](../../.gitbook/assets/image.png)
2. Add a View related to this particular Tag or Tags. You need to set up a filter with condition like  `Tag has any of Personal` \
   ![](<../../.gitbook/assets/image (3).png>) ![](<../../.gitbook/assets/image (1).png>)

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You can work with relations everywhere! Check out where and how you can also use Tags: [#adding-relations](../../fundamentals/relation.md#adding-relations "mention")
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