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User-Created Vertical Threads With Selectable Tags and Adaptive Layout #5252

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Type of Feature

User Interface (UI)

Problem or Use Case

The app currently presents all memos in a single feed, which becomes difficult to manage as the collection grows. To improve organization and readability, especially for users with large or ultra-wide screens, I would like to request support for user-created vertical memo threads.

Users should be able to create a thread manually, choose which tags the thread includes, and edit the selected tags at any time. Only memos that match the chosen tags should appear in that thread. This gives users full control over how their memo streams are arranged without generating unnecessary threads automatically.

Key points:
• Users decide when a thread is created.
• Each thread can include one or more tags.
• Memos appear in each thread whose tag set they match.
• Threads are fully configurable.
• The layout adapts automatically: columns on wide screens, tabs on narrow screens.
• The original all-memos feed remains unchanged.

Proposed Solution

The layout should adapt to the available screen width. On wide screens, multiple vertical threads can be displayed side-by-side, giving a clear overview and making better use of horizontal space. On smaller screens, the interface should switch to a tab-based thread selector to maintain usability without crowding the interface.

This feature would improve structure, navigation, and overall productivity while accommodating both wide-screen and small-screen usage.

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