# Stacks

Stacks in Narafy allow users to organize and manage their notes more dynamically by utilizing tags. 

A stack groups notes based on specific tags, functioning like a dedicated workspace. When notes are created within a stack, they automatically inherit the stack's defined tags.

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## Building a Stack

On the home screen, you can quickly create a new Stack by selecting the tags.

'Open Stack' will open in a new Tab. If you click 'New Note' it will open the Stack and create a new note in the that stack.

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## Favorites

You can favourite your Stacks to make them quick to access at any time from the Favorites pane, also accessible by using the keyboard shortcuts `Ctrl + Y` on Windows or `Cmd + Y` on Mac.

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## Recents

You can access currently open and recently closed Stacks on the Recents pane.

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