When you save conversations in Perplexity, they land in your Library. Without a system, finding a specific thread among dozens or hundreds of saved searches becomes slow. Perplexity provides tags to label threads by topic, project, or priority. This article explains what tags do, how to apply them on desktop and mobile, and how to … Read more
You have added tags to your Perplexity threads to organize conversations by project, client, or topic. But when you try to rename an existing tag, Perplexity does not provide a built-in rename option. This limitation forces you to either delete the tag and lose thread associations or live with the wrong name. The root cause … Read more
You deleted a Perplexity Collection by mistake and need it back. Perplexity does not have a native recycle bin or trash folder for Collections. When you click Delete, the collection and all its saved threads are removed immediately from your account. This article explains what happens to deleted Collections, whether recovery is possible, and which … Read more
You migrated your Perplexity account or transferred collections between workspaces. Now when you try to rename a collection, the option is grayed out or the name reverts to the original. This happens because collection ownership metadata does not fully transfer during migration. This article explains why the rename lock occurs and provides two reliable methods … Read more
The Perplexity Library on the mobile app stores all your saved threads, collections, and shared links in one place. Many users lose track of past answers or want to organize their research by topic. The Library feature lets you find, sort, and manage your saved content directly from your phone. This article explains how to … Read more
When you open the Library tab in the Perplexity mobile app, you may notice that only the most recent threads appear. Older conversations seem to vanish from the list, making it hard to revisit past research or saved searches. This happens because the mobile Library view uses a default filter that shows only the last … Read more
When you use Perplexity to research and save threads in your Library, you may lose track of which threads are shared publicly or privately. A thread set to Public becomes visible to anyone with the link, while a Private thread stays visible only to you. This article explains how to review the sharing status of … Read more