> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.wandrly.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to use filters in Wandrly

> Filters help you find exactly what you're looking for when your list grows. You can filter by priority, visited status, and custom tags to narrow down places quickly.

## Accessing filters

Look for the filter menu at the top of your list page. Click it to see all available filter options.

## Filter types

### Priority level

Filter by how interested you are in visiting a place:

* **High** - Must-see places, top priorities
* **Medium** - Would like to visit
* **Low** - Nice to visit if you have time

**Example use:** Show only "High" priority places when you have limited time in a city.

### Visited status

Filter by whether you've been to a place:

* **Visited** - Places you've already been to
* **Not visited** - Places you haven't visited yet

**Example use:** Show only "Not visited" places to see what's left on your list.

### Tags

Filter by any custom tags you've created:

* Indoor
* Outdoor
* Kid-friendly
* Date night
* Budget-friendly
* Active
* Any other tags you've added

**Example use:** Show only "Indoor" places on a rainy day.

## Using filters

1. Click the filter menu at the top of your list
2. Select the filters you want to apply
3. Click **"Apply"**
4. Your list and map will update to show only matching places

To see all places again, click **"Clear filters"**.

## Combining filters

You can combine multiple filters to get specific results.

### **Example combinations**

**Planning a rainy day:**

* Priority: High
* Tags: Indoor
* Visited: Not visited
* Result: Must-see indoor places you haven't been to yet

**Seeing what you've accomplished:**

* Priority: High
* Visited: Visited
* Result: All the top priorities you've already checked off

**Last-minute planning:**

* Priority: High + Medium
* Visited: Not visited
* Result: Everything worth doing that you haven't done yet

## What gets filtered

When you apply filters, both your list view and map view update:

* **List panel (left side):** Shows only matching places
* **Map view:** Shows only matching place markers (pins)

This makes it easy to see your filtered results both as a list and geographically.

## Tips for effective filtering

**Create useful tags early:** The more descriptive your tags, the more helpful filtering becomes.

**Use priority levels consistently:** Make sure you're setting priorities on places as you add them.

**Mark places as visited during your trip:** This keeps your "Not visited" filter accurate and useful.

**Combine filters for specific scenarios:** Think about situations you'll encounter (bad weather, limited time, kids are tired) and filter accordingly.