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Vault Structure

Password vault folders

Organise secrets into folders with nested routes, breadcrumbs, search, and folder-level management.

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Structure for growing vaultsNested folders, breadcrumbs, and search help users find secrets without flattening everything.

Create folders for secret groups.

Navigate nested folders with clean dashboard paths.

Use breadcrumbs to move through the vault.

Search visible items when a folder gets busy.

Keep growing vaults understandable

A vault that starts with a few logins can quickly become hard to scan. PassHero supports folders so users can group related secrets by system, environment, project, or purpose.

Nested folder routes and breadcrumbs make it easier to understand where you are and move back up the vault without losing context.

Search and sort around real use

When a dashboard area contains enough items, PassHero shows quick search so users can filter visible secrets by title or secret type.

Secret titles are based on the secret type, so login details, card records, notes, and simple secrets can each show useful labels instead of anonymous encrypted blobs.

Folder structure that stays readable

Folders give larger vaults a clear shape, so important records can live near the work, client, system, or environment they belong to.

That keeps day-to-day browsing calmer without forcing every secret into one long list.

How this shows up in PassHero

Dashboard routes support nested folder slugs.

Breadcrumbs are generated from the active secret group path.

Quick search appears when visible item counts grow.

Folder views preserve path context while users move through the vault.

FAQ

Can folders be nested?

Yes. Dashboard routing supports nested secret group paths and breadcrumbs.

Can I search busy folders?

Yes. Folder views can show quick search so visible items are easier to filter by title or secret type.

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