Tags & Filing

Computer-side organization. Tag a jot with a label, and its content gets filed to a folder on your filesystem.


How it works

Tags are labels you create in the computer app's side panel. When you tag a jot, its text, images, drawings, files, and audio are copied to a folder on your hard drive:

{tagRootPath}/{tagName}/

The tag root path is user-configurable (defaults to Documents/JotBunker Tags/). Each filed item gets a timestamped filename (e.g., 20260412143022-filename.ext). Images are copied as-is, drawings are rasterized to PNG, audio stays as .m4a, files are copied, and text becomes a .txt file.

Tag management

Side panel

The tag list lives in the left side panel. From top to bottom:

SAVE {LIST|LOCKED LIST|SCRATCHPAD}
{CATEGORY NAME}
→ {selected tag name}

When no tag is selected, it shows "SELECT A TAG TO SAVE" (disabled). Not shown when on the Jots tab with no tag selected.

Manage Tags dialog

Opened via the MANAGE button. A modal dialog titled "MANAGE TAGS" showing all tags sorted alphabetically. For each tag:

Changes are batched — nothing is applied until you click:

Deleting a tag removes the label from JotBunker but does not delete the filed content from your filesystem.

A Quicksave tag exists by default, is always favorited, and cannot be deleted.

What gets filed

When you file a jot to a tag:

Files are plain files on your filesystem. You can search them, back them up, or feed them into any knowledge management system you want.

Computer-only

Tags exist only on the computer. The phone doesn't know about tags — it's a filing and organization layer that sits on top of the sync/download system.


See also: Jots | Computer App