> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.allocofi.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Overview ETFTs are organized by the source of their portfolio decisions. Exposure labels describe how a product implements those decisions. 02 Categories ## Product families | Family | Source of portfolio decisions | Learn more | | - | - | - | | Celebrity | Public disclosures or defined signals from public figures and creators | [Public Figure ETFTs](/celebrity-etfts) | | Institutional Portfolio | Published institutional holdings, including Form 13F disclosures | [Institutional Portfolio ETFTs](/institutional-portfolio-etfts) | | Manager-Led | An appointed external manager with authority to manage the portfolio | [Manager-Led ETFTs](/manager-led-etfts) | | Thematic | A defined industry, structural trend, cultural theme, or attention signal | [Thematic ETFTs](/thematic-etfts) | A product has one primary family and can have additional descriptive tags. A manager-run technology portfolio, for example, can be classified as Manager-Led with a technology theme. ## Exposure is a separate dimension A theme does not determine leverage. Products can target unleveraged long exposure, leveraged long exposure, or inverse exposure where supported. A hedged mandate specifies which risks it seeks to reduce. For example, a Gen Z theme and a daily 2x return target describe two different parts of a product: its investment idea and its exposure structure. They require separate methodology and risk disclosures. See [Leveraged, inverse, and hedged exposure](/leveraged-inverse-and-hedged-exposure). ## Categories are not launch announcements These families describe the ETFT product framework. Named examples illustrate how a product could be constructed; they do not indicate that a product is available, or that the referenced person or institution has authorized, sponsored, or endorsed it. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.