> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.alphasight.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Your first capture
> All your post flight data, synced seamlessly
By the end of this guide, you'll understand how to use the core components of alphasight for your operational needs.
In the "explore" tab, you will see the newly formed area of interest.
* **Hover** to learn more
* **Click** to enter
The map will redirect you to the Area of Interest (AOI).
Here you would have an understanding on the local context in the space.
You can tune the bottom panel to best serve your needs.
Learn more about the widgets [here](http://docs.alphasight.app/working-with-your-data/custom-charts)
Click on a **specific image** in preview widget to launch the evidence.
Nagivate through various images by clicking
* Chevron **arrows** inside the image gallery
* Selecting **grid images** from the bottom tray
* Click on **floating points** in the GIS
The viewport is designed to respond to your image selection regardless of your preference
### Apply filters
Tags appear automatically through a vision model to classify generic objects within your scene. You can also multi-select tags and the images grid, floating points and gallery will be filtered accordingly.
As you add more images, and make course corrections to the classification.
As you make corrections to the annotation boxes, the types of tags gets fine tuned based on your base' preference.
More details on classifying tags [here](http://docs.alphasight.app/working-with-your-data/tagging-subjects)