Labels let you group tasks together in ways that make sense for your workflow. For example, sometimes you only want to see the tasks you have to work on at night, other times you may want to only look at tasks you can do at home.
Create a label
Let’s say you wanted to keep track of nighttime tasks. Create a label called “Night” by typing @Night into the task field when adding a new task. You’ll see the option to create a new label in the drop-down menu.
Add labels to your tasks
For every task that you have to do at night, add the label @Night by typing it into the task name.
View all labelled tasks
View every task with the @Night label from your Labels tab in your navigation pane.
There are endless ways to use labels. Here are a few examples to inspire you:
How long will your tasks take to complete?
- @5min
- @30min
- @60min
You can add these labels to every task in the project to make it easier to estimate the total project completion time. 
When do you want to work on this task?
- @day
- @afternoon
- @night
- @waiting (if you’re waiting for something to happen before you can start)
What type of work are you doing?
- @writing
- @design
- @dev
How much progress have you made with this task?
- @25_percent
- @50_percent
- @75_percent
Is this a home project, a personal project or a work project?
- @home
- @personal
- @work
Where do you want to work on this task?
- @office
- @house
- @gym
You can save time by labelling several tasks at once.
Learn more about labels
- Learn how to search for tasks by label.
- Add your most important labels to your Favorites so you can access them more easily from your navigation pane:
