What is a Card?
A Card is the fundamental building block of Stacklist. It represents a single saved item—whether it’s a link, a note, a product, a place, or anything else you want to remember. Each card can include a title, description, tags, and images to make it easy to recall and organize.
Think of a card as a bookmark with superpowers—rich with context and easy to categorize.
Example Cards (Single Places, Things, Products, etc)
What is a Stack?
A Stack is a collection of cards grouped together based on a theme, topic, or purpose. You can create stacks for anything:
• Your favorite travel spots
• A reading list of must-read articles
• A collection of design inspiration
• A curated set of productivity tools
Stacks can be private, shared, or public, allowing you to keep them to yourself, collaborate with friends, or share them with the world.
Example Stacks (Group of related Cards)
What is a List?
A List is simply a way to display or arrange stacks. It allows you to organize multiple stacks under a broader category. For example, you might have a List called “My Business Resources,” which contains multiple stacks such as “Marketing Tools,” “Funding Resources,” and “Startup Advice.”
Example Lists (Collections of related Stacks)
All my book Stacks
All my New York related Stacks
How They Work Together
1. Save a Card → Add a link, note, or item to Stacklist.
2. Organize into Stacks → Group related cards together in a themed collection.
3. Arrange into Lists → Display stacks in a structured way for easy access.
By using Cards, Stacks, and Lists effectively, you can turn scattered online content into well-organized, shareable collections that help you and your network discover and recall valuable information effortlessly.
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