Link a Single View to Multiple Contexts for Better Organization

Explain the problem as you see it

Currently, I manage shopping contexts for different purposes. For example, I have two folders: “PB_Shopping” for business-related purchases (like materials, subscriptions, tools for Petal Blau) and “Home_Shopping” for home-related purchases (decor, appliances, cleaning supplies, etc.). However, when I shop on platforms like Amazon, the shopping action itself is shared across contexts.

For instance, I would like to create a “Nails Materials” view that is part of the “Shopping” context but also directly linked to the “Petal Blau” context. Currently, there is no clear way to connect such views across multiple folders or contexts in a seamless and visible way.

Why is this a problem for you?

This limitation makes it harder to organize and track items that belong to overlapping contexts. I often end up duplicating notes or manually linking items between folders, which is inefficient and prone to errors. It would be much more intuitive if I could have a shared view for items like “Nails Materials” that remains accessible and visually tied to both “Shopping” and “Petal Blau.”

Such functionality would save time, reduce duplication, and provide a clearer overview of related tasks or items across contexts.

Suggest a solution

Introduce the ability to link a single view (e.g., “Nails Materials”) to multiple contexts or folders. For example:

1. In the “Shopping” context, I could see the “Nails Materials” view with a tag or label indicating its association with “Petal Blau.”

2. In the “Petal Blau” context, the same “Nails Materials” view would appear, but tagged or labeled as part of “Shopping.”

3. This linked view should sync updates automatically across all associated contexts, ensuring all relevant information is up-to-date without duplication.

This feature would provide a more dynamic and flexible organization system, especially for users managing multi-purpose contexts.