Clutter Zones

Folders are basically your filing cabinet for sets. Maybe you wanna remember what you crushed at that one venue so you don't accidentally play "Wonderwall" three times in a row (yeah, we know you will anyway). Or maybe you're juggling multiple bands & need to keep their sets straight. Or—plot twist—you're playing a festival with like a million sets & your brain is already melting. Whatever your messy situation is, folders let you throw your sets into organized little buckets so you can actually find stuff.

Okay, So Where Even Are They?

The folders screen lives at the tippy-top of the My Sets navigation. You might have to tap the hamburger button in the upper left corner of the My Sets menu to get there (real talk: buttons are hard). Once you show up, you can tap on the All Sets collection, or tap on any folder name to peek inside & see what's chillin' in there.

Actually Looking at Your Sets

Tap a folder name & BOOM—there's all the sets inside. Heads up: each folder will show you how many sets are chilling in there. That count includes literally everything—whether it's active or archived, we count it.

Getting Fancy with Sorting

Wanna sort your folders alphabetically like some kind of organized human? Or go full chaos mode with a custom order? Tap the sort button in the lower left corner & pick your poison.

Moving Folders Around (The Fun Part)

If you're vibing with the custom order thing, tap Edit in the upper right to unlock Editing Mode. Then grab those lil' handles & drag your folders around like you're rearranging your whole life. Tap Done when you're done playing. Or just drag & drop 'em if you're fancy like that.

Adding More Folders (Hoarder Mode Activated)

Wanna create a new folder? Tap the + button in the lower right corner & you're basically done. Type the name, tap Done, & boom—folder created. Hit Cancel if you get cold feet & don't wanna commit.

Messing with Folder Names & Stuff

When you're in Editing Mode, tap on a folder name to pop open an Action Menu where you can do all sorts of advanced folder shenanigans.