Pages can be seen as a note with a title. But pages also incorporate the notion of hierarchy which is particularly useful to organize a lot of information.
When it comes to storing long-term information, pages are particularly adapted, often non-actionable (until it becomes actionable). In addition, pages can be organized hierarchically by dragging a page onto another one or by using the +
button next to a page name.
![Overview of the page-related actions](https://assets.super.so/c8dac551-323c-49be-9a6f-8f5cc340eef2/images/3d3aaccf-40c3-4758-b410-1373b026f248/pages.gif?w=1844)
Pages are particularly useful thanks to Routine's ability to embed full-fledged tasks in notes (see Write & edit notes). As a result, when you are ready to act upon any information, all you have to do is convert this information into a task and schedule it to get it done.
Routine provides some templates to get you started with pages: from organizing your housework, planning your next vacation, defining a bucket list, storing the contact of your plumber and electrician, etc.