Utilities

Claspt includes a set of built-in utilities for analyzing and maintaining your vault. These run entirely on your device — no data leaves your machine.

Accessing Utilities

Go to Settings > Utilities. The utilities panel uses a two-column layout: select a tool on the left, and its details appear on the right.

Vault Statistics

A quick overview of your vault’s contents at a glance.

Metric	Description
Total pages	Number of .md files across all folders
Total secrets	Count of all :::secret blocks
Folders	Number of folders in your vault
Tags	Number of unique tags in use
Storage size	Total disk usage of the vault directory

A pages by folder breakdown shows the distribution of pages across your folder structure, making it easy to spot folders that are growing large or empty folders you might want to clean up.

Password Health

Scans all secret values in your vault and scores each one on a 0-4 scale:

Score	Rating	Meaning
0	Very Weak	Trivially guessable (e.g., password, 123456)
1	Weak	Low entropy, easily cracked
2	Fair	Minimum acceptable strength
3	Strong	Good for most accounts
4	Very Strong	Excellent — suitable for high-value targets

The health report includes:

• Distribution chart — a visual breakdown of how many secrets fall into each strength tier.
• Reused passwords — flags secrets that share identical values across different pages. Reuse is one of the biggest security risks.
• Weak password list — every secret scoring below 2, sorted by weakness, with direct links to the page so you can update them.

Tip

Run Password Health periodically — especially after importing credentials from another tool. Imports often contain legacy passwords that predate your current password standards.

Duplicate Finder

Finds pages with identical or near-identical content. This is useful after bulk imports or when you suspect you’ve created the same page twice.

• Exact duplicates — pages with byte-identical content.
• Near duplicates — pages with high similarity, shown as a percentage (e.g., 92% similar).

For each duplicate group, you can review the pages side by side and decide which to keep.

Tag Manager

Lists every tag in your vault along with its usage count — how many pages reference each tag.

From here you can:

• Rename a tag across all pages that use it.
• Bulk add a tag to multiple selected pages.
• Bulk remove a tag from multiple pages.
• Delete unused tags — tags with zero usage.

Note

Tags live in each page’s YAML frontmatter. Tag Manager edits the frontmatter directly, and all changes are auto-committed to Git so you can revert if needed.

Breach Check

Checks your secret values against known breach databases to see if any have appeared in public data breaches.

• Uses a k-anonymity model (similar to Have I Been Pwned): only the first 5 characters of each password’s SHA-1 hash are sent to the lookup service. Your actual passwords never leave your device.
• Results show which secrets have been found in breaches and how many times they’ve appeared.
• Breached passwords are flagged with a warning badge.

Caution

A breached password doesn’t mean your account was compromised — it means that password appeared in a public breach somewhere. Still, you should change it immediately since attackers use these lists in credential-stuffing attacks.

Consolidate

When the Duplicate Finder identifies duplicates, the Consolidate tool helps you merge them:

1. Select the pages to merge.
2. Preview the merged result — Claspt combines unique secrets and content from all selected pages.
3. Choose which page title and folder to keep.
4. Click Consolidate to merge.

The original pages are removed after consolidation. As always, previous versions remain accessible through Git history.