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Every task in Reload has a status (where the work is in its lifecycle) and a priority (how urgent it is). Both are visible at a glance from the list view and editable on the detail panel.

Statuses

A small colored dot appears next to the status name in list rows; the same color tints the status chip. Categories (Todo / In progress / In review / Done) are coarse buckets for kanban-style grouping. Done and Cancelled can only be reached by updating an existing task — they aren’t offered when you create one.

Priority

Five levels, displayed as a vertical priority bar (0 to 4 filled lines): The bar shows in the leftmost column of every list row so you can scan urgency at a glance — no need to open each task.

Auto-stamped timestamps

Reload automatically records three lifecycle timestamps as the status changes:
  • Started at — when status first hits In progress.
  • Completed at — when status flips to Done.
  • Cancelled at — when status flips to Cancelled.
You’ll see these on the task detail panel. They’re history, not editable — they reflect what actually happened.

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