Unsorted is the Explorer's catch-all. Any diagram that isn't filed in a folder lives here, so nothing is ever lost just because you haven't organised it yet.
What lands in Unsorted
- New diagrams you create without opening a folder first.
- Diagrams freed from a deleted folder: when you delete a folder, the diagrams that were directly inside it return to Unsorted rather than being deleted.
In short, a diagram is in Unsorted when it has no folder of its own, with two exceptions that get their own buckets: unfiled AI-generated diagrams collect in Generated, and diagrams saved only in this browser collect in Offline, so Unsorted holds just the unfiled work you made yourself.
It's a view, not a real folder
Unsorted is a synthetic group the Explorer shows for convenience, not a folder you created. So it behaves a little differently from your own folders:
- You can't rename or delete it, and you can't nest folders inside it.
- Its count badge only shows when there's something in it, so an organised library doesn't add noise.
- It has its own section so you can always find unfiled work: expand the Dynamic parent at the top of My Work and pick Unsorted, or visit
/explorer/unsorted.
Tidying up
To clear Unsorted, move its diagrams into folders. Open a diagram row's menu, choose Move to folder…, and pick a destination. As soon as a diagram has a folder, it leaves Unsorted.
Treat Unsorted like an inbox: let new diagrams collect there while you work, then file them into folders in a quick pass when you have a moment.
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