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The Salesforce toolkit that lives in your pages.

A command palette on every Salesforce page, notes that keep queries, logs and screenshots together, Apex scripts with real input forms — plus SOQL console, debug logs, profile comparator and much more. All running locally, with no server of ours in between.

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Command palette with grouped shortcuts Independent actions with copyable outputs Scripts, notes and shortcuts as floating bubbles

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See ForceKIT in action.

What's new

Four new tools, right on every Salesforce page.

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Command palette

Ctrl+K on any page: Setup, apps, records, scripts and notes in one search.

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Notes

With queries, logs, org access and screenshots attached. Export or share by link.

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Scripts on the page

Anonymous Apex with input forms, steps or actions, and copyable outputs.

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Bubbles

Keep scripts, notes and shortcuts floating on screen as you browse.

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Only in ForceKIT

What you won't find in other Salesforce extensions.

The everyday tools we couldn't find anywhere else — so we built them right into the pages you already use.

01

A command palette on every Salesforce page

Press Ctrl+K anywhere in Salesforce: jump to Setup pages, apps, records and saved links, run your scripts, open your notes. Search records as you type and keep your favourite destinations in colored groups.

  • Shortcuts in groups, the same in all your orgs
  • Record search with instant results
  • Apps missing from an org are flagged, not broken
Records, shortcuts and notes as you type
02

Notes that keep your work together

Write notes right on the page and attach what you're working on — saved queries, Apex scripts, debug logs, org access and screenshots — each in its place in the text. Checklists, priorities, groups and reminders included.

  • Capture an area of the page straight into the note
  • Export to PDF or Word
  • Share by link, optionally password-protected — no server involved
A note with screenshot, query and debug log attached
03

Apex scripts with a real input form

Turn anonymous Apex into a tool for the whole team: {{fields}} become text boxes, choices and checkboxes, a script can be split into ordered steps or independent actions, and System.debug values show up as outputs you copy with one click. Run them on the record you're looking at, right inside the page.

  • Steps in order, or actions to use when you need them
  • Find & replace, formatting and syntax colors in the editor
  • {{$SessionId}} for callouts to the same org, never saved in the script
A script on the current record, step by stepIndependent actions with copyable outputs
04

Bubbles that follow you around

Drag a script, note or shortcut out of the palette — or middle-click it — and it becomes a floating bubble that stays while you move between pages. Bubbles snap together into a column, fan out on hover, and go away together when you drop them on the trash.

  • Scripts, notes and shortcuts
  • They stay across page changes in the same tab
  • Double-click a note bubble to reopen it in the palette
Scripts, notes and shortcuts as floating bubbles
05

Record what you do on a page

Start Record actions, use the page as usual, and ForceKIT turns your clicks and inputs into a script you can replay, edit and keep — handy for repetitive data entry and test setups.

  • From the side panel, or as a palette shortcut
  • Review the recorded steps before saving
  • Runs again on the page, like any other script
06

Debug logs, even by the thousand

Filter logs by date, size and user, get true counts even with thousands of logs, delete everything that matches a filter with progress and stop, attach a log to a note, and open any script's full log in the viewer with search and the execution tree.

  • Date and size filters side by side
  • Full storage? ForceKIT offers to free space and retry
  • Log levels and users under debug in one place
Debug log list with date and size filters

The full toolbox

Everything else you reach for, every day.

From the SOQL console to the authenticator — in Chrome's side panel and on the Salesforce pages you're already on.

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SOQL & SOSL Console

Write, run, and save SOQL or SOSL queries against any connected org — Tooling-only objects switch API automatically, with history you can revisit later.

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Inline API Names

See field and object API names directly on record and Setup pages — no more right-click-inspect detours.

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Profile & Permission Set Comparator

Diff two profiles or permission sets side by side and spot access differences in seconds.

↻

One-Click Cache Refresh

Clear stale Lightning and Setup cache without a full reload or a lost place in what you were doing.

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Dark Mode for Salesforce

A dark stylesheet injected straight into Setup and Lightning pages, for the eyes that deserve it.

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Lightning ⇄ Classic Switch

Jump between UIs instantly, without hunting for the toggle buried in your profile menu.

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Saved Orgs & Sessions

Reopen a saved org session instantly, including orgs connected via OAuth — no repeated logins.

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Optional Cloud Sync

Keep queries, saved orgs, and preferences in sync across your own devices via Chrome Sync or your own Google Drive — off by default.

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Local Encryption

Set a master password or use a passkey to encrypt saved credentials and TOTP secrets on your device.

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Drill Into Related Records

Click a lookup to open its record, jump back with breadcrumbs, or flip the card to see every related record grouped by object — all without leaving the page.

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Debug Log Explorer

Search inside the raw log to jump straight to what matters, and expand or collapse the Apex execution tree to follow the call stack without getting lost.

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Bulk Data Transfer

Paste a CSV and insert, update, upsert, delete, or undelete records against the REST, Tooling, or Metadata API — with configurable batch size and one-click retry for failed rows.

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Built-in TOTP Authenticator

Generate 2FA codes without leaving the browser — add accounts manually, import a QR image, or capture one straight off your screen.

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Custom Accent Colors

Pick from a handful of accent palettes to make the panel your own — light and dark mode stay untouched, only the accent adapts.

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My activity

See what you recently created, edited or deleted in the org, plus your Setup changes — and open any of them in Details.

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Apex tests and coverage

Run Apex tests from saved sets, follow them as they run, and check code coverage class by class.

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Deployment status

Follow deployments with their components, errors and test results, and filter them in a click.

Marketplace

Ready-made scripts, verified and one click away.

Browse the official ForceKIT scripts — org limits, record access, scheduled jobs and more. Read the code, then install them in Scripts with one click; updates arrive on their own.

  • Every file is checked against its SHA-256 before it’s saved
  • Read-only once installed — make your own editable copy anytime
  • In ForceKIT: Scripts › + New › Marketplace
Browse the Marketplace
📊Org limitsApex · Org health🔢Count recordsApex · Data🔐Access to a recordApex · Security📋Picklist valuesApex · Data⏰Scheduled jobsApex · Jobs🚨Failed jobsApex · Jobs
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See it in action

A real toolkit, not another tab to babysit.

A look at the palette on the page and at the side panel — from shortcuts and notes to scripts and logs.

Command palette with grouped shortcuts Command palette with grouped shortcuts Notes with groups, priorities, checklists and reminders Notes with groups, priorities, checklists and reminders The note editor: formatting, capture, attachments The note editor: formatting, capture, attachments Records, shortcuts and notes as you type Records, shortcuts and notes as you type A script on the current record, step by step A script on the current record, step by step Scripts in the side panel, grouped and colored Scripts in the side panel, grouped and colored Script editor with find & replace and input fields Script editor with find & replace and input fields SOQL console with results you can edit and export SOQL console with results you can edit and export Every field of a record, with API names and types Every field of a record, with API names and types Debug log list with date and size filters Debug log list with date and size filters Independent actions with copyable outputs Independent actions with copyable outputs A note with screenshot, query and debug log attached A note with screenshot, query and debug log attached

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about ForceKIT and your Salesforce orgs.

What is ForceKIT?

ForceKIT is a free Chrome extension for Salesforce (SFDC) admins and developers. It adds a command palette to every Salesforce page and brings a SOQL console, debug log tools, anonymous Apex scripts, notes and a profile comparator together in one side panel.

What is the ForceKIT Marketplace?

A public catalog of official Apex and JavaScript scripts. You can read every script's code, and ForceKIT checks each file's SHA-256 signature before installing it in Scripts with one click; when a new version comes out, you'll see the update.

How do I run SOQL queries in Chrome?

Open the ForceKIT side panel and use the SOQL console: it autocompletes objects and fields, keeps your queries in tabs and history, and lets you edit, export or copy the results. It uses the session of the org you're already logged into — no extra login.

How can I view and filter Salesforce debug logs?

The Debug Logs tab lists your org's logs with filters by user, date and size — even past 2,000 records — and opens each log in a full viewer. You can delete logs in bulk and jump from a script run straight to its log.

Can I run anonymous Apex from the browser?

Yes. Save your Apex scripts in ForceKIT and run them from the side panel, the command palette or a floating bubble on any Salesforce page. Scripts can ask for values with input forms and picklists, and can be split into steps or independent actions.

Is ForceKIT an alternative to Salesforce Inspector?

It covers the same everyday needs — SOQL queries, record details with API names, data import, debug logs — and adds a command palette, notes with attachments, Apex scripts with input forms, floating bubbles and an action recorder. You can use it on its own or alongside other Salesforce extensions.

Does it work with sandboxes and multiple orgs?

Yes. ForceKIT works in production and sandbox orgs and recognizes the org of the current tab. Save the orgs you use most to switch between them quickly, pin your favourites and use Login As on users in one click.

Is my Salesforce data safe?

ForceKIT has no server of its own: requests go straight from your browser to your org, and what it saves stays on your device. There are no analytics and no tracking; optional sync uses your own Chrome Sync or Google Drive.

Is ForceKIT free?

Yes, completely: no premium tier, no account and no ads. Install it from the Chrome Web Store — and if it saves you time, you can support the project with a coffee.

No server, no accounts, no tracking

Your org, your browser, your data.

ForceKIT has no server of its own. The only network traffic it makes goes directly from your browser to your own Salesforce org, or to Google's Chrome Sync or your own Google Drive if you turn one of those on yourself. Nothing is sent to us, because there is no "us" to send it to.

Shared note links carry the note inside the link itself, after the #, which browsers never send to any server.

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