Health

The Health tab is the inbox's actionable punch list — failed sync jobs, broken source URLs, and items that need user input.

What Shows Up

The Health view collects:

• Failed sync jobs — items that couldn't push, pull, or upload an attachment
• Broken source URLs — saved links that no longer resolve (404, DNS failure)
• Missing fields — items captured without required metadata (rare; usually from older builds)
• Stale items — past the threshold from Settings → Tasks
• Quota warnings — when the vault is approaching its storage limit

If everything is healthy, the tab is empty.

Failed Sync Jobs

Each failed job shows:

• The item the job was for (with a link)
• The error message
• A Retry button
• The number of retry attempts so far

Retrying re-queues the job. If retries keep failing, the underlying cause is likely:

Symptom	Likely cause	Fix
"Network unreachable"	Offline	Reconnect
"Unauthorized"	Sign-in expired	Sign in again
"Quota exceeded"	Vault at storage limit	Free up space or upgrade
"Blob hash mismatch"	Rare corruption	Push from the source device

Broken Source URLs

Saved links that fail an integrity check (HEAD request returns 4xx / 5xx, or DNS fails) get a broken-URL chip.

Per-item actions:

• Open archived copy (if available)
• Update URL (paste a new link)
• Convert to note (capture whatever you remember as content)
• Archive (acknowledge it's gone)

Missing Fields

Older builds occasionally captured items with required fields missing. The Health tab surfaces them and offers a one-click form to fill in missing metadata.

You won't see these on a fresh install — they're a migration artifact.

Stale Items

Items older than the Stale Inbox Days setting show a stale chip. Stale doesn't break anything; it's a periodic reminder.

The default is 30 days; tune it in Settings → Tasks.

Quota Warnings

Approaching the vault's storage limit triggers a warning row. From there:

• See storage breakdown by category — same as Settings → Vault
• Find largest items (helpful for attachment cleanup)
• Empty Trash and clear orphaned attachments

When to Visit

• After a long offline stretch (sync jobs to retry)
• After a sign-in or device-rotation event (auth-related failures)
• Periodically (stale items, quota)

A quick weekly pass through Health keeps things tidy.

See Also

• How Sync Works
• Conflict & Health — the sync-side health view (different surface, similar idea)
• Settings → Vault