Add and Manage Tags in Quire Permalink
Setting tags helps you categorize tasks more effectively and organize long lists with filters. You can later use the filter bar to quickly narrow down tasks by tag.
Managing Tags
You can add, edit, or delete tags in both the main panel and the detail panel.
Adding a New Tag
- Click the tag icon on the task.
- Type your new tag name.
- Press Enter to save.

Applying an Existing Tag
- Click the tag icon and select an existing tag.
- Or press # while the task is selected, then pick a tag with the arrow keys.

Tip: You can drag and drop tags after assigning them to a task to reorder them.
Editing and Deleting Tags
- Click on the tag.
- Select the Edit (pen) icon.
- Choose to:
- Change tag color
- Rename the tag
- Delete the tag

You can also manage all tags for a project from Project Settings → Edit tags.

Global Tags
Global tags can be used across multiple projects in the same organization.
Making a Tag Global
- Click the tag.
- Click the Edit (pen) icon.
- Check Visible to all projects.

You can manage all global tags from Project Settings → Edit tags.

Note:
- If you uncheck Visible to all projects, the tag will be removed from other projects in your organization.
- Global tags will not appear in personal tasks in My Tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are tags in Quire?
Labels you assign to tasks to categorize and filter them. Use the filter bar to quickly narrow down tasks by tag.
What is the difference between regular tags and global tags in Quire?
Regular tags are project-specific. Global tags (marked Visible to all projects) are shared across all projects in the same organization, useful for organization-wide labels like departments or priority tiers.
What happens when I disable a global tag in Quire?
Unchecking Visible to all projects removes the tag from all other projects in your organization. Global tags also do not appear in personal tasks in My Tasks.
What is the tag filter in Quire?
In the filter bar, select a tag to show only tasks with that tag applied. Tags must be assigned to tasks before they can be used as filter criteria.