[FEATURE] "Pin to Top" for Cards

[mrg358]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Accessing frequently used or important cards can require extra scrolling and searching particularly on mobile devices, where screen space is limited.

Describe the solution you'd like
A "Pin to Top" option for cards, allowing selected cards to stay visible at the top for quicker access and improved usability. From a UX perspective, it makes sense to have my most used cards always near the top.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm aware the software is not fully touch-optimized, so manual reordering may not be feasible at the moment. A pinning feature could offer a simpler and more user-friendly alternative.

Additional context
This feature would greatly enhance mobile experience

• Provides quick and instant access to the most used cards
• Minimizes scrolling in limited screen space

[mrg358]

To make this even more useful, it would be ideal if the pinned card section in the inventory view could include both my own cards and cards shared with me. That way, users can prioritize any card they actively use, regardless of ownership.

[mrg358]

I think the "Pin to Top" feature would work best when used with around 5 to 10 cards. Beyond that, it could become less effective without some form of sorting or prioritization. That said, implementing a full sorting system is likely more complex and could be considered as a future enhancement.

[kbftech]

If you want to go the "pinned" route, I would suggest adding Filters and groups to cards (additional variable). One could sort and filter cards by date added, by name, by groups, etc. One of these groups could be "favorite", if the user so choose.

Another maybe "easier approach" would be to add a "Priority" variable to cards. The lower the value, the higher the card is sorted in the list. This way you could implement a "drag-n-drop" feature to sort the cards and store their position by modifying that value.

Both options are not mutually exclusive (they could both be implemented). The user could then sort by date, name, groups and/or "priority". ie; I have many favorites, but the Costco one is the one I use the most so I want that one at the top. Another example would be to sort by expiration date within a goup: That voucher is about to expire so I want it at the top of my "cinema" vouchers.