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Basic Navigation

Practice moving between Forest, Overview, Memory, and More, and learn how to drill down through Woodlands and Locations to find your items.

Updated on Sep 27, 2026 ~8 min read

Page Overview

Switching Between Main Tabs

Tap any of the four tabs on the bottom navigation bar—Forest, Overview, Memory, or More—to reach that destination. For daily use, keep these two core paths in mind:

  • Want to drill down by physical storage spot? Use Forest.
  • Want to search, filter, or scan items collectively? Use Overview.

Memory is for reviewing past items and handbooks; More provides settings, backup, and category tools.

Finding Items Through the Forest

If you remember roughly where an item is kept:

  1. Tap Forest and open the relevant Woodland card.
  2. Locate the parent Location (e.g., Wardrobe); if sub-locations exist, tap deeper (e.g., Top Shelf).
  3. Tap the item card to view its full details.
  4. To return to the previous level, tap the top-left Back button or swipe from the left edge.

For a deeper look at spatial hierarchies, see Woodlands and Location Architecture. If you cannot recall where an item lives, using Smart Search & Multi-Dimensional Filter is usually faster.

Forest overview displaying example Woodland, Location, and Item entries
The Forest overview presents Woodlands first; open a card to drill down into Locations and Items

Map View vs. List View

In the Forest tab, you can switch between Map View and List View via the top-left toggle:

  • Map View: Great for spatial awareness and visually navigating room layouts.
  • List View: Ideal for rapid scanning and manual drag-and-drop reordering.

Switching views only changes the display format; it never alters your items or location data.

When you know an item’s name or tag, tap the search bar at the top of Overview or Forest to bypass spatial drilling entirely.

If an expected item does not appear:

  1. Check for typos or alternative names.
  2. Check whether you are searching globally or inside a specific sub-location.
  3. Verify if active filters or status chips are narrowing your view.
  4. Check whether the item is in Hibernation (which hides it from daily views) or in the Trash.
What You RememberRecommended Starting PointNext Verification Step
The room, drawer, or box it lives inForestOpen Woodland & Location; verify physical storage path
Name, brand, or general keywordOverview SearchClear filters, then open item detail to check location
A sentimental item you let go ofMemoryCheck Memory Forest archives or Memory Handbooks
Need to backup, sync, or clean storageMore > Data ManagementConfirm operation type, then follow on-screen prompts

No Complex Gestures Required

Every action in MononoMori can be completed using intuitive taps, standard back arrows, and clean on-screen menus. You never need to memorize complex hidden gestures like three-finger swipes or device shakes.