Superforce — Salesforce Command Palette

Superforce adds a command palette to Salesforce. Press Cmd+J (Ctrl+J on Windows) on any Salesforce page and type what you want to do - no more clicking through Setup trees, no more tab juggling. It is completely free, with nothing to set up: no account, no sign-in, no external servers. Superforce runs entirely in your browser and talks only to your own Salesforce org. QUERY & EXPLORE DATA ▸ Query Editor - write SOQL with inline field autocomplete, SELECT * expansion, saved history, a Tooling API toggle, and queryAll for recycle-bin rows ▸ Editable results grid - keyboard-first and spreadsheet-style: sort, filter, edit cells inline, save in bulk with Cmd+Enter, export or copy as CSV/TSV ▸ Inspect All Fields - every field on the current record with label, API name, and value; edit inline and save in one batch ▸ Global search - SOSL across the objects you choose, straight from the palette LOAD & CLEAN DATA ▸ Data Loader - insert, update, upsert, and delete from a CSV or pasted rows: auto-mapped columns, an editable preview, automatic Bulk API 2.0 for large loads, and fix-and-retry for failed rows right in the results grid ▸ Deduplicate Records - scan any object for duplicate groups, pick the winners, and merge - Salesforce's native merge for Accounts, Contacts, Leads, and Cases, and a reparenting merge for everything else, including Opportunities and custom objects ▸ Mass Convert Leads - filter leads, match them against existing Contacts or Accounts (exact, fuzzy, email, phone), review, and convert in bulk - or one lead at a time from its row ▸ Match Records - match any CSV against your org with exact, fuzzy, email, and phone matching, then export the enriched file ▸ Merge Records - merge two known records with field-level conflict resolution ▸ Analyze Field Usage - see what percentage of records actually fill each field, sortable and exportable ADMIN, FASTER ▸ Permission managers - edit object CRUD, field-level security, tab visibility, and system permissions across every profile and permission set at once, in one keyboard-first grid per manager ▸ Search Setup - jump to 483 Setup pages by typing a few letters ▸ Object Manager - ~40 config pages per object, a field explorer with "where is this used?", and picklist tools that find and bulk-replace inactive values ▸ Create Fields - mass-create custom fields across multiple objects (20 field types), with field-level security granted automatically on every profile and permission set ▸ Manage Users - search users, then login as, reset password, freeze, deactivate, or manage their permission sets ▸ Flow Manager - every version at a glance: activate, deactivate, compare, and bulk-delete obsolete versions in one pass ▸ Profiles, permission sets, queues, record types, validation rules, duplicate and matching rules - all a few keystrokes away ▸ Org limits, Setup Audit Trail, list views, reports, and dashboards DEVELOPER TOOLS ▸ Execute Anonymous Apex - run code with Cmd+Enter and read the debug log in a filterable grid: one-click USER_DEBUG / SOQL / DML / EXCEPTION filters, a governor-limits panel, and .log download ▸ REST Explorer - call any REST or Tooling endpoint (GET, POST, PATCH, PUT, DELETE, HEAD) with your session attached and pretty-printed responses ▸ Open Apex classes and triggers by name; Developer Console one command away MADE FOR THE KEYBOARD ▸ Everything works without a mouse: arrows to move, Enter to run, Backspace to go back ▸ Hold Cmd/Ctrl to open anything in a new tab; Cmd/Ctrl+C copies API names and IDs ▸ Paste a record ID to jump straight to it; convert 15-character IDs to 18 ▸ Light, dark, and auto themes, a customizable shortcut, and a dark mode for Salesforce itself (beta) PRIVATE BY DESIGN ▸ No account, no tracking, no analytics, no external servers ▸ Uses your existing Salesforce session and runs only on Salesforce domains ▸ Preferences and history stay in local Chrome storage Superforce is built by SMOPS (smops.co) and is free. If it saves you time, a review helps more admins and developers find it.