# Saved views

Views let you bring together feedback based on specific filters and criteria. You can narrow down a view by date reported, feedback source, tags and more. For example, you could create a view of only features-requests that mention "Pricing" or a view of all feedback that came from "Slack: #product-ideas". Creating a view is simple and won't impact anyone else's experience.

**Follow the steps below to create your first view:**

1. Go to the Explore tab and search using keywords
2. Add as many filters and additional keywords as you like to customise the View.
3. Click “Save this view” at the top of the page
4. Choose the Space where you want to save the View
5. You will now see that view in your sidebar.

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