You can also create your own sorting for your task lists by using Todoist's sorting options.
When you’re looking at a view in Todoist like Today or a filter, you may wonder how the tasks are ordered. Here’s a quick overview of how tasks are sorted in each view:
| View | Sorting |
|---|---|
| Today and Upcoming |
Due time > priority > task creation date and time > project ID > task ID In these views, tasks can be rearranged if they have the same priority and due time. |
| Label | Priority > due time and date > project order > task order within their project |
| Filter |
When using a filter without due date queries Priority > due time and date > project order > task order within their project When using a filter with due date queries Due time > priority > task creation date and time > project ID > task ID |
| Project | By default, tasks are shown in the order in which they were added. Tasks are sorted within each section, rather than across sections. You can change the order by sorting a project or by manually dragging and dropping your tasks. |