Filters help you cut your backlog down to the Discoveries you care about right now. Views let you save those combinations so you don't rebuild them every time.
Views appear as tabs above your list of Discoveries, so switching between "everything active", "top feature requests" and "what my squad is working on" is a single click.
What a view saves
A view captures how you're looking at your Discoveries:
Filters — state, component, tags, assignee, customer segment, feedback source, or any field value
Fields displayed — which columns appear in the table
Sorting — by name, feedback volume, creation date, or any numeric field
Layout — table or board
Filters are always visible above the list, so you can adjust them on the fly and save the result as a new view when a combination proves useful.
Views are shared, tab order is yours
This distinction matters when you work as a team:
The views themselves are shared across your workspace. Creating, editing or deleting one affects everybody.
The order of your tabs is personal. Rearranging them changes nothing for your teammates.
So a view built by your team lead is immediately available to everyone, while each person keeps the ones they use most within easy reach.
Where views work
Views are available inside a Component and across all your Discoveries alike. A view applied inside a Component is scoped to that Component's Discoveries.
Views worth building
Views pay off most when they answer a question you ask repeatedly. A few that work well:
Top requests — sorted by feedback volume, descending. Your "what do customers actually want" view.
Revenue at stake — sorted by a Rollup field on cumulated ARR. Different answer from the one above, and that gap is usually the interesting conversation.
Churn signals — filtered on a Rollup counting feedback labelled as churn risk.
Quick wins — high impact, low effort, using your rating fields.
Needs triage — Discoveries with no linked feedback, or sitting in an unstarted state for too long.
Views are what turn a product meeting from "let me filter this real quick" into opening a tab. Build the three or four your team asks about every week and stop there.
Where to go next
Add structure to discoveries with custom fields — the fields you'll filter and sort on
Export discoveries to CSV — exports follow the current view