When you index a site with Daneel, the vector data is stored in IndexedDB in your browser. This guide covers how to manage those indexes.

## View indexed sites

1. Open **Settings > Indexes**.
2. You'll see a list of all indexed domains with:
   - Number of pages crawled
   - Number of chunks embedded
   - Last indexed date

You can also see a summary on the **Settings > Home** dashboard card.

## Re-index a site

To update an index with fresh content:

1. Navigate to the site.
2. Open the search overlay (magnifying glass icon).
3. Click **Re-index**. Daneel re-crawls using the same discovery method (sitemap or web crawl) and replaces the old chunks.

Alternatively, from **Settings > Indexes**, click the re-index button next to any domain.

For details on choosing between sitemap and web crawl discovery, see [How to Index a Site](/how-to/site-indexing/).

## Clear an index

To remove all indexed data for a site:

1. Open **Settings > Indexes**.
2. Click the **Clear** button next to the domain.

This deletes all chunks and embeddings for that domain from IndexedDB. The action is immediate and cannot be undone.

You can also clear a domain from the search overlay by clicking the clear button next to the domain stats.

## Crawl settings

Adjust default crawl parameters in **Settings > Indexes** or per-crawl in the search overlay:

| Setting | Default | Range | Description |
|---------|---------|-------|-------------|
| Max pages | 150 | 1–200 | Maximum pages to crawl per site |
| Max depth | 3 | 1–10 | How deep to follow links from the sitemap |
| Max chunks per page | 2,000 | — | Upper limit on chunks per single page |
| Chunk size | 512 tokens | — | Target size of each text chunk |
| Overlap | 64 tokens | — | Overlap between consecutive chunks |

## Storage

Indexed data is stored in IndexedDB, partitioned by domain. Each domain's data is independent — clearing one site doesn't affect others.

For storage details, see [Storage and Limits](/reference/storage/).

## Next steps

- [Index Your First Site](/guides/first-site-index/) if you haven't tried it yet
- Learn [how RAG works](/concepts/rag/) under the hood
- [Back up your data](/how-to/cloud-backup/) to preserve your indexes