Open source · MIT licensed
SoqlForge
A desktop SOQL workbench, forged for daily use. Query, inspect, and edit Salesforce data from a fast native app — built on the Salesforce CLI, so it works with the orgs you're already authenticated to and installs nothing in your org.
Free forever. Windows 10/11.
The query tool we wanted, so we built it.
Built with Tauri and React, SoqlForge is light on resources and quick to open — the SOQL companion that stays running next to your IDE all day.
Schema-aware autocomplete
Field and object completion that understands your org's schema, including parent and child relationship traversal — plus ghost-text SOQL predictions as you type.
Powered by the Salesforce CLI
Authenticates through the sf CLI orgs you already have. Nothing to install in your org — no managed package, no connected app, no stored credentials.
Edit records inline
Fix data right in the results grid with picklist, boolean, date, and number editors — no clicking through to record pages.
CSV export that behaves
Export result sets to CSV, with subquery results flattened into columns instead of dumped as JSON blobs.
Tabs, history, saved queries
Work across multiple query tabs with independent state, recall anything from query history, and keep the queries you reach for every day.
AI when you want it
Translate plain English into SOQL using your own API keys — entirely optional, and never required to use the tool. Tooling API, Bulk API, and All Rows toggles included.
Open source, open to contributions.
SoqlForge is MIT licensed and developed in the open. Star the repo, file an issue, or send a pull request.
github.com/Ask-The-Forge/SoqlForge↗