1. Download
Install the OrgAtlas desktop app on macOS or Windows.
Your Salesforce admin, developer, and architect—in plain English.
OrgAtlas is a local AI agent for Salesforce. Ask business questions, investigate technical issues, build and deploy changes, write Apex and JavaScript, and build Flows and objects while you stay in control and approve the work—all on your Mac or PC, with your Salesforce work kept private and local on your machine, using the AI provider of your choice.
Mac + Windows · $19.99/month · 14 days free after first launch
MCP. CLI. Node. Python. Skills. You should not have to care.
We package and maintain the supported toolchain. Install OrgAtlas, sign in, connect your Salesforce work, choose your AI connection, and start.
2. Connect
Choose the exact sandbox, production org, developer org, or scratch org for the local project.
3. Ask
Describe the Salesforce outcome in plain language. OrgAtlas handles the toolchain.
Powerful machinery. No terminal required.
Salesforce CLI, Salesforce MCP, Node, Python bootstrap, specialist instructions, subagents, and supported plugins sit behind a desktop interface built for Salesforce professionals—not toolchain hobbyists.
One local folder. One Salesforce org. No ambiguity.
Every OrgAtlas project lives in a folder on your Mac or PC and is explicitly bound to the Salesforce org you choose.
1 OrgAtlas projectOne focused body of work
1 local folderSource, files, sessions, and outputs on your machine
1 explicit org connectionSandbox, Developer Edition, scratch org, or production org
The project, retrieved source, generated files, documentation, and local tools stay together on your machine. Unlike a hosted Salesforce agent, OrgAtlas does not create a vendor-cloud copy of that workspace.
Want the model local too? OrgAtlas can connect to a local AI model served through Ollama or LM Studio. It is optional: local-model capability, speed, and tool reliability depend on the model and your hardware, so we still recommend a capable hosted model for demanding Salesforce work.
Not a chatbot. Not a metadata viewer. A full agent.
OrgAtlas investigates, plans, builds, validates, documents, and deploys supported work. Questions are useful. Finished work is the point.
Understand before changing
Investigate metadata, code, permissions, automation, dependencies, records, and the local Salesforce project before deciding what to do.
Build the complete result
Create Salesforce configuration, Apex, Lightning Web Components, local applications, analysis, documents, presentations, and deployment-ready work.
Check and deliver
Run tests, validation, quality and security reviews, explain what changed, and deploy supported work only after approval.
One request. Visible work.
The exact org, plan, progress, files, checks, and approval point remain visible throughout the task.
01
Ask
Ask for the outcome
Describe what the business needs in normal language.
02
Understand
OrgAtlas understands the environment
The agent checks the selected org, local project, metadata, dependencies, permissions, and current guidance.
03
Build
It creates the work
OrgAtlas writes the required Salesforce source, configuration, scripts, tests, local application, analysis, or deliverable.
04
Validate
It checks the result
OrgAtlas can run tests, Salesforce validation, code and security analysis, dependency checks, and deployment previews.
05
Control
You remain in control
Approve the next step, request a revision, or keep the project in read-only mode.
More than one chat. More than one agent.
Open separate projects and sessions for separate pieces of work. A primary agent can delegate complex tasks to subagents while every Salesforce project stays bound to the org you selected.
One session can investigate an inherited org while another prepares documentation or builds a local tool. The work, files, progress, and results remain visible on your machine.
OrgAtlas is a working desktop, not a question box connected to Salesforce.
Your AI provider. Your choice. No OrgAtlas lock-in.
Use an AI subscription you already pay for, bring a supported API key, try the free models, or choose the affordable provider we recommend. OrgAtlas supplies the Salesforce working environment around it.
1. Use a provider you already have
Use your existing ChatGPT Plus, ChatGPT Pro, or GitHub Copilot subscription. What you can use follows the plan and model access that provider gives you. Claude Code subscription support is planned, not current.
2. Bring your own API key
Choose a supported provider and keep the account, key, and model billing relationship directly with that provider.
3. Start with free models
Use OpenCode's free models for up to 200 requests a day. They can be very slow, so they are useful for trying OrgAtlas—not for serious production work. We recommend using your own subscription or API key when you are ready to work.
4. No plan? We recommend OpenCode Go
Fast, commercially hosted open-source models. It costs $5 for the first month, then $10/month, with up to $60 of model usage. Use DeepSeek V4 Flash for everyday work and Qwen3.7 Plus for harder work. Your OpenCode account and billing remain separate from OrgAtlas.
For the Salesforce people who need to get the work done.
Admins, operations teams, independent consultants, small implementation firms, developers, and architects can use the local agent without surrendering control of the workspace.
Salesforce admins and operations teams
Build serious Salesforce work without writing a line of code.
Describe the business result. OrgAtlas can build fields, objects, Flows, permissions, reports, local tools, automation, documentation, and deployment-ready work. You do not need to become a terminal, CLI, or MCP engineer first.
Salesforce consultants and small partners
Take on more client work without rebuilding the stack for every org.
Use a separate local project for each customer org. Move from assessment to implementation, debugging, security review, testing, documentation, presentation, and handoff while the client's Salesforce workspace, data, files, and tools remain on your machine—not in an OrgAtlas cloud workspace.
Salesforce developers and architects
Keep the control. Lose the setup work.
Work directly with Apex, Lightning Web Components, metadata, Git diffs, tests, packages, CLI output, dependency analysis, and deployments. Switch the response style to technical when you want full implementation detail.
The alternatives, without the sales pitch.
The hosted products pair expensive paid paths with a cloud service boundary around your work. Some show no price before a sales conversation. DIY can stay local, but leaves you to build and maintain the whole Salesforce stack.
Clientell
Higher-priced than OrgAtlas: $99/month for one user and one org.
Tribal
$10M in seed funding. No public numeric price and no pricing transparency before a sales conversation. Tribal spans several business systems; OrgAtlas specializes in Salesforce.
MeshMesh
Salesforce announced the acquisition on July 24, 2026. Its standalone product roadmap has not been publicly explained.
Swantide
Hosted Salesforce agents. The reviewed public page does not show a numeric price.
Agentforce Vibes
Expensive for paid use: Flex Credits or $125 per user each month. It also requires Salesforce-org admin enablement, licensing, and permissions.
DIY with Claude Code or Codex
Powerful, but general-purpose. You install Salesforce CLI, MCP, skills, Node, optional Python, connect everything, and maintain the stack yourself. OrgAtlas is the Salesforce specialist: the complexity is already packaged, so you can just work.
$19.99. No sales call. No credit maze.
One complete product. No feature tiers. No OrgAtlas action credits. You should not have to go broke to use serious AI in Salesforce.
No tiers. No credit maze. No sales call.
$19.99 / month
or $199 per year. Save $40.88 compared with monthly billing.
Start 14-day trialThe 14-day trial starts during desktop onboarding. A payment method is required. Your selected subscription begins after the trial unless you cancel first. Billing is handled by Stripe.The complete OrgAtlas product.
Local, private, and affordable. No feature tiers or OrgAtlas action credits.
- The full local Salesforce specialist agent: one project, one folder, one bound org
- No OrgAtlas-hosted workspace or stored Salesforce data, prompts, business rules, or source files
- Your AI model choice: use an existing supported subscription, bring an API key, try free models, or connect OpenCode Go
- Investigation, code, configuration, local apps, analysis, documentation, validation, and deployment workflows
- Salesforce intelligence, specialist playbooks, and managed CLI, MCP, Node, Python, and supported plugins
- Read-only mode and project-to-org safety controls
Built and maintained by an experienced Salesforce developer and architect.
OrgAtlas is personal. I built it after 15 years as a Salesforce developer and architect, including time at Salesforce, across consulting, enterprise, and startup environments. I later worked hands-on as an AI engineer. I wanted Salesforce professionals to get serious agentic capability without handing a new cloud vendor their workspace or becoming developer-tooling specialists.
OrgAtlas is founder-led. I design, build, and maintain the product, and customers get my email and direct human support—not a bot protecting a queue.
Why OrgAtlas existsDownload OrgAtlas. Connect your org. Start the work.
The 14-day trial begins during desktop setup after you install OrgAtlas on your Mac or PC.