Organizing Your Content Library with Tags
As your content library grows, finding the right movement, template, or program can mean a lot of scrolling. Tags give you a flexible way to organize and search your content — so you spend less time hunting and more time building. 🔖
What are Tags?

Tags are labels you create and apply to the records you work with most. You can tag:
- Scheme Templates
- Movements
- Program Templates
- Activity Templates
- Programs
- Users
- Groups
Tags are hierarchical, meaning you can nest them to mirror how you actually think about your programming — for example Strength / Primary / Lower or Offense / Skill / WR.
Creating and applying tags
You can create and apply tags directly from a record's create/edit menu, or from index lists. Once a tag exists, it's available to apply to other records of that same type.

Filtering by tags
This is where tags really pay off. On any list of taggable items — and in the popovers you use while building programs or managing your roster — you can filter by tag to instantly narrow to exactly what you need.
Note: Filtering to a parent tag automatically includes everything tagged beneath it. Filtering to "Offense" will also surface items tagged "Offense / Skill" and "Offense / Skill / WR."
How tags are shared and scoped
- Shared across your organization: Tags you create are available to your whole team, so everyone works from the same organized system.
- Scoped to each record type: A tag you create on Program Templates won't automatically appear on Programs. This keeps each list clean and relevant to where the tag is actually used.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many levels deep can I nest tags?
Tags support nesting so you can build meaningful hierarchies. You can create three layers of tags to support your organizational needs.

Can athletes see my tags?
Tags are a coach-platform organization tool. Athletes won’t see your tags.
Why it matters
Tags turn a sprawling content library into something searchable and structured. Build the organizational system that matches your philosophy once, and find what you need in seconds every time after.