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Organize Tasks

Use labels, checklists, subtasks, and projects

Organize Tasks

Moly gives you several ways to keep related work together without overloading the task title.

Project

Gives the task a focused home inside a larger outcome.

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Labels

Add cross-cutting context without changing where the task lives.

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Start with the task title, then add structure only where it helps people find, break down, or discuss the work.

One task can belong to a project, carry labels, include checklist items, and have subtasks for separate pieces of work.
Checklist

Use checklist items for steps that stay inside the task.

Open the Inbox
Create one task
Add a due date
Subtasks

Use subtasks when a piece of work needs its own owner, status, dates, or discussion.

Invite teammate to workspace
Organize a task by adding the minimum structure that makes the work easy to find, track, and finish.

Projects

Use projects to group related tasks under a shared area of work.

Labels

Use labels to categorize tasks by context, category, or workflow state.

Examples:

Label typeExamples
Context labels@home, @work, @computer
Category labelsdesign, development, marketing
Status labelswaiting, blocked, urgent

Checklists

Break down a task into smaller checklist items:

- [ ] Research options
- [ ] Make decision
- [x] Implement solution

Subtasks

Use subtasks for parent-child work that needs its own task record. A subtask can be planned, assigned, organized, and discussed separately from its parent task.

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