Priority

Task priority is a measure of how important a task is within your list. It helps you organize tasks by their urgency and importance. High-priority tasks are marked with a red checkbox to draw your attention. In the list, high-priority tasks appear in bold, while low-priority ones are shown in a lighter style.

When you add a new task, it is assigned a medium priority by default. This means the task won’t stand out from others, but you can always change its priority to higher or lower if needed.

On the task detail page, priority is only displayed when set to high or low. Medium priority is not shown on the detail page.

Set a Priority

In SingularityApp, there is a three-level priority system:

High priority (tasks are displayed in bold)
Medium priority (tasks are displayed in regular weight)
Low priority (tasks are displayed in a lighter weight)

Method 1. Select the task and press the following key combinations:

⌘ Cmd + 1 — to set a high priority

⌘ Cmd + 2 — to set a medium priority

⌘ Cmd + 3 — to set a low priority

Method 2. Open the task and click Priority.

Method 3. In the context menu, choose Priority → High priority.

You can also choose Medium priority or Low priority.

Open the task's context menu and tap "Priority". Choose High, Medium, or Low priority.

Remove Priority

Every task always has a priority — by default, it’s set to medium. Tasks without a priority don’t exist, so it’s not possible to completely remove it. If you don’t want to highlight a task as high or low priority, simply keep it at the medium level. This setting works well for most tasks, but you can always adjust it as needed.

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