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.
In SingularityApp, there is a three-level priority system:
Method 1. Select the task and press the following key combinations:
⌘ Cmd/Ctrl + 1 — to set a high priority
⌘ Cmd/Ctrl + 2 — to set a medium priority
⌘ Cmd/Ctrl + 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 and tap Priority. In the context menu, choose Priority → High priority.
You can also choose Medium priority or Low 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.
