> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hava.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hava.io/diagram/listing-environments/favouriting-environments.md).
# Favouriting Environments
### Pinned Environments
It's not uncommon for cloud architecture to contain multiple production environments, multiple test environments belonging to different teams and projects.
To make it easy to find the environments you are currently working on, you have the ability to favourite them and then order displayed environments by favourites.
This will bring all the starred environments to the top of your environments dashboard.
It the top left of the environment tile, there is a star icon. Selecting this will toggle the favourite indicator on and off.
Favourited environments are saved at browser level, so different team members using the same Hava log in credentials can see their own set of starred environments.
To bring your favourited environments to the top of the page so you don't need to scroll through dozens or hundreds of environments you may not be interested in you can use the "Order by" sort function to sort by "Favourites" to bring all the starred environments to the top of your dashboard.
Environments Sorted by Favourites Brought to the Top of Your Dashboard
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