Customize how priority is displayed on task cards. The priority score combines urgency, importance, and desire. Choose between numerical ratings, color bars, or both. Bar fills as priority increases (empty = low priority, full = high priority)

Priority Bar Colors

Accessibility Presets

The bar uses 5 distinct color steps (every 20% of priority) for clear visual changes. Reset Priority Visuals to Defaults

Customize how task priority is calculated. Adjust the relative importance of urgency, importance, and desire, as well as date-based bonuses.

Factor Weights (Urgency, Importance, Desire)

Adjust how much each factor contributes to the priority score. The weights are automatically normalized to sum to 100%. How quickly the task needs to be done. How valuable or meaningful the task is. How much you want to do the task right now.

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Date Proximity Bonuses

Control how due dates and to-do dates affect priority scores. Higher values mean tasks get prioritized more as their dates approach. How much to boost tasks as their due date approaches. Higher = more urgency for upcoming deadlines. Priority boost for tasks past their due date. Higher = overdue tasks stay at the top longer. Small boost for tasks you planned to do today.

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Curve Steepness

Control how sharply priority increases as deadlines approach. Higher values make scores increase more rapidly near the deadline. Low (0.1-0.5): Gentle curve - scores increase gradually
Moderate (0.5-1.5): Balanced - default behavior
High (1.5-3.0): Steep curve - scores spike near deadlines

The font selection below is experimental — fonts may behave differently across platforms and some changes may require a restart or not apply consistently. Use if you want alternate typefaces for accessibility. Reset Font to Default

When enabled, detailed calculation logs will be written to the debug console. This can help diagnose priority scoring issues.