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# Starred Chats

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### **What Are Starred Chats?**

Starred Chats are conversations that you have marked as important. These chats are stored in a separate section, allowing you to focus on them without sorting through all your active chats. Any chat, whether it is a **Team Chat** or a **Private Chat**, can be starred.

### **Features of Starred Chats**

* **Easy Access**: Starred chats appear in their own dedicated section, making it simple to jump straight to important conversations.
* **Organization**: This feature helps you organise your workspace by keeping vital discussions separated from general or less urgent chats.
* **Flexible**: You can star and unstar chats as needed, giving you complete control over which conversations you want to focus on.

### **How to Star a Chat**

To star a chat:

1. Click on the three dots (•••) next to the chat name in the list.
2. Select **Add to Starred** from the dropdown menu.

Once a chat is starred, it will automatically appear in the **Starred Chats** section for quick access.

### **Unstarring a Chat**

To remove a chat from your Starred Chats:

1. Go to the **Starred Chats** section.
2. Click on the three dots (•••) next to the starred chat you wish to remove.
3. Select **Remove from Starred**.

The chat will no longer appear in your starred list but will remain in its original location.

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### **Best Practices for Starred Chats**

* **Prioritize Important Conversations**: Use Starred Chats to keep key conversations at the top of your list, so you never miss an update on the most critical discussions.
* **Update Your Starred Chats Regularly**: As priorities shift, remember to update your Starred Chats to reflect your current focus areas.
* **Limit Overuse**: Avoid starring too many chats, as this can clutter your Starred Chats list and reduce its effectiveness as a tool for prioritization.


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