Thanks for the feedback Constantino Stefan! While we don't support this today, have you explored using a Dropdown Custom Field for this? That would enable you to use custom colors, emojis in the names to serve as an icon, and define different priority levels depending on where you are in your Workspace. Cheers!

Either more levels of priority, or even a "subpriority" flag, would be amazing for my team. As it is we sometimes have difficulty determining what tasks need to be focused on first when a dozen or more are all just "high".

It would be great if we could rename the priorities. We have things that are sometimes urgent depending on the day, and it would be great to have it flagged like "do not push" or something as we sometimes move task dates and such. Even if we don't add levels, it would be great to be able to rename them.

Custom priorities... Could impliment the Eisenhower Matrix strategy if I could rename the flags to:

Urgent + Important

Urgent + Not Important

Not Urgent + Important

Not Urgent + Not Important

Priorities could have a dynamic number assigned with multiple decimal levels.

Say if I'm looking at a specific List it may be pretty straight forward to assign priority to a relatively small group of tasks, but when you switch to the Folder, Space or even the Everything level, determining the relative priority of tasks from different contexts (Lists, Folders, Spaces) becomes a challenge.

So to help in assigning that realitve priority of tasks from various contexts, I propose a dynamic number set by dragging one or a group of tasks over another. Example:

If at the Folder level I am seeing 4 tasks from 2 Lists (2 tasks each) using a list view sorted by decreasing priority, and one task from each list has High priority, but I want the High priority task from List 1 to have higher priority than High priority task from List 2 (but not Urgent priority) I select task from List 1 and drag it above High priority task from List 2, dynamic priority would be incremented by 0.5 points.

Urgent 4

High 3

Normal 2

Low 1

Empty 0

So dynamic priority for High priority task for List 1 that was moved up would be updated to 3.5, while High priority task from List 2 (that sits below) would remain at 3.0.

If a task with priority of 3.5 is dragged above another task with same priority 3.5, then 0.005 is added to dynamic priority, thus getting a 3.55 priority. And so forth adding 0.0...5 to a "reasonable" maximum sublevels.

When broadening the scope to the Space level, one may eventually see too many priority levels. So to aid in simplifying the scenario, one could select a group of tasks with different but close priority values and have ClickUp equalize their priority, prompting to either move up (say to 3.55) or down (say to 3.5).

When grouping by priority, a special rule would be helpful such that would only take into account the integer (so 3.0, 3.5, and 3.55 go together).

Thanks

Add, delete, rename would be ideal.

Not only customising the existing priority levels but adding the new priority levels & deleting the existing ones is extremely important. This is a core & basic feature of task management. The developers should take it up on the highest priority.