# Vaults, folders and pages

Source: https://wire.ia.br/documentation/en/guia/cofres-pastas-e-paginas

> Three ways to organize, from the biggest to the smallest.



## Vaults [#vaults]

A vault is a whole notebook, separate from the others: its own pages, search, map and calendar. Use it to separate worlds that don't mix, like work and personal life.

* Switch vaults from the top of the sidebar.
* Each vault syncs to its own folder inside the Paper folder of your Google Drive.
* Every notebook starts with the **main** vault.

## Folders [#folders]

Folders hold pages and other folders. A folder has no text: when you open it, it shows what's inside, with buttons to create a page, create a folder and import `.md` files right there.

* **Create**: folder button at the top of the sidebar, or **New folder** inside another folder. A new folder opens with its name selected, so you can just type over it.
* **Move**: drag in the sidebar, or use **Move** in the page menu.
* **In Google Drive**: each Paper folder becomes a real folder, with the page files inside.

## Pages inside pages [#pages-inside-pages]

A page can also have pages inside it, like chapters. The difference from a folder is that the parent page has its own text.

| I want to…                        | Use                    |
| --------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Keep work and personal life apart | Vaults                 |
| Group several pages by subject    | Folder                 |
| A document with chapters          | Page with pages inside |

## Favorites, Inbox and Journal [#favorites-inbox-and-journal]

* **Favorites** stay at the top of the sidebar. Use the star at the top of the page.
* **Inbox** receives what you jot down quickly with Ctrl Shift Space.
* **Today** opens the page for the day, inside the Journal folder.