Free · Browser-based · Zero backend

Your Salesforce
Dev Toolbox

Connect any Salesforce org once and access all tools. You log in on Salesforce — OrgKit never sees your credentials, and stores nothing server-side.

Free · No install · Nothing stored — direct to Salesforce (optional relay, off by default) · Connect a real org →

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More tools in development: Field Inspector · Permission Analyzer

Salesforce error guides → the errors that stop a migration, explained properly

Connect an org to get started

All tools share a single connection. Set up CORS once and every tool works.

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First time? You'll need to add this site to your org's CORS allowlist. See the setup steps below ↓

Not ready? Try the Playground — simulated org, no login, no setup.

One-time setup required per org
Option A — Setup UI (works in every org): Setup → search "CORS" → Allowed Origins List → New → https://orgkit.dev → Save. Then Setup → "CSP Trusted Sites" → New → same URL, Context: All → Save. Once per org — covers all OrgKit tools.

Option B — Anonymous Apex shortcut (Setup → Developer Console → Debug → Execute Anonymous). Some orgs block DML on CorsWhitelistEntry ("DML operation Insert not allowed") — if you see that error, use Option A.
CorsWhitelistEntry cors = new CorsWhitelistEntry();
cors.UrlPattern = 'https://orgkit.dev';
insert cors;

CspTrustedSite csp = new CspTrustedSite();
csp.EndpointUrl = 'https://orgkit.dev';
csp.EndpointName = 'OrgKit';
csp.Context = 'All';
csp.IsActive = true;
insert csp;

System.debug('Done — all OrgKit tools are now unblocked.');
Set up once, covers all tools on this domain.