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Organising Collections with Corners

Corners group related Collections within a Space, helping families, groups and individuals organise memories as their collections grow.

Clozeu editorial team · 1 min read

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As more Collections accumulate, a Space can become richer and more complex.

Corners help organise that growth.

A Corner is a way to group related Collections within a Person, Family, or Group Space.

For example, a family may have Collections related to childhood, holidays, celebrations, or particular branches of family life. A group may organise Collections around projects, activities, or periods in its history.

Corners provide structure without changing the Collections themselves.

They help people find related memories together and give a Space a clearer shape as it grows over time.

The idea is closer to creating meaningful areas within a Space than simply placing files into folders.

A Corner can reflect how people naturally think about their shared history.

As the number of Collections increases, that structure becomes increasingly useful.

It allows the Space to remain organised while preserving the individuality of each Collection.

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