How to Create Custom Categories in To Do List RUIX
Every person organizes tasks differently.
Some people need simple categories like Work, Personal, and Health. Others may need custom categories for projects, content creation, study plans, business tasks, family routines, or personal goals.
To Do List RUIX gives you a flexible way to organize your tasks by using custom categories. Instead of forcing every task into a fixed structure, you can create task groups that match your real life.
Why Custom Categories Are Useful
Default task categories are helpful when you are getting started.
For example, you may begin with categories such as:
Work
Personal
Health
Family
Study
Finance
These categories are simple and easy to understand.
But after using a to-do list for a while, you may realize that your tasks need more specific groups.
For example, if you are building a project, you may want a category called Project Work.
If you are creating content, you may want a category called YouTube Content.
If you are improving your health routine, you may want a category called Fitness Routine.
Custom categories help you organize tasks in a way that fits your own workflow.
Organize Tasks Based on Your Real Life
A good task system should match how you actually live and work.
To Do List RUIX lets you create categories that are useful for your own routine.
For example, you can create custom categories such as:
RuixLabs Project
Blog Writing
App Store Upload
YouTube Content
Fitness Routine
Reading Plan
English Practice
Home Cleaning
Weekly Review
Business Ideas
These categories make your task list more personal and easier to manage.
Instead of putting everything under one general category, you can separate tasks into clear groups.
Example: Custom Categories for a Project
If you are working on a project, custom categories can help you keep everything organized.
For example, you may create a category called:
RuixLabs Project
Under this category, you can add tasks such as:
Prepare app screenshots
Write blog post
Update website page
Review App Store description
Record tutorial video
Check user feedback
Plan next app update
This makes it easier to see all project-related tasks in one place.
You do not need to search through a long mixed task list. You can open the category and focus only on that project.
Example: Custom Categories for Content Creation
If you create videos, blog posts, or social media content, custom categories can also help.
You may create categories such as:
Blog Writing
Tasks:
Choose next blog topic
Prepare feature image
Write SEO title
Add meta description
Publish blog post
YouTube Content
Tasks:
Plan video topic
Record screen tutorial
Edit video
Upload thumbnail
Add video description
By separating content tasks into categories, you can manage your creative workflow more clearly.
Example: Custom Categories for Health and Routine
Custom categories are not only for work.
You can also use them for personal routines.
For example:
Fitness Routine
Tasks:
Walk 10,000 steps
Run for 30 minutes
Stretch for 10 minutes
Drink enough water
Sleep Routine
Tasks:
Stop phone use before bedtime
Prepare for sleep before midnight
Review tomorrow’s plan
Reading Plan
Tasks:
Read 10 pages
Take notes
Review key ideas
These categories help you build small habits and track them more clearly.
Keep Custom Categories Simple
Custom categories are powerful, but they should stay simple.
If you create too many categories, your task system may become harder to manage.
A good starting point is to use a few main categories first.
For example:
Work
Personal
Health
Finance
Learning
Projects
Then add custom categories only when you really need them.
The goal is not to create a complicated system. The goal is to make your daily planning easier.
Use Custom Categories with Priority Levels
Custom categories work well with priority levels.
A category tells you what the task belongs to.
A priority level tells you how important the task is.
For example:
Category: App Store Upload
Priority: High
Task: Prepare final screenshots
Category: Fitness Routine
Priority: Medium
Task: Walk 10,000 steps
Category: Blog Writing
Priority: High
Task: Publish new blog post
This gives every task more meaning.
You can quickly see both the task type and the importance level.
Review Your Progress by Category
Custom categories are also useful for review.
After using To Do List RUIX for a while, you can look back and understand which areas received more attention.
For example, you may notice:
You completed many work tasks
You delayed health tasks
You made good progress on your project
You did not spend enough time on learning
You need to plan personal tasks more clearly