MavMeta | The missing local workbench for Salesforce teams

Built for the gaps Salesforce teams still work around.

One local interface for the admin and developer-adjacent tasks that used to scatter across tools.

MavMeta REST Explorer showing a Salesforce REST API request interface with endpoint selection and response panel.

REST API exploration

REST API exploration in a modern local interface. Make Salesforce API calls to your authorized orgs.

MavMeta object manager showing Salesforce object fields, relationships, and validation rules in a structured browser.

Metadata and object inspection

Browse org metadata and object structure — fields, relationships, validation rules, record types — without building manifests first.

MavMeta SOQL Explorer showing an object selector, field picker, generated query, and empty results area ready to run.

SOQL query building

Pick an object, select fields, add filters, then run the generated SOQL against REST or Tooling API without leaving your active org context.

MavMeta LWC playground showing a Lightning Web Component file tree and code editor.

Fast targeted LWC edits

Make focused Lightning Web Component edits and save quickly through the Tooling API — a fast path for targeted changes without a full development environment.

MavMeta confirmation screen showing target org, component count, and action mode before a destructive operation runs.

Mindful change execution

Stage components, choose the action, then confirm the target and mode before risky work runs. Technically easy, deliberately confirmed.

SOQL Explorer

Build the query from the org you are already inspecting.

SOQL Explorer turns object metadata into a practical query surface: choose REST or Tooling API, select the object, search and check fields, add filters, ordering, and limits, then run or copy the generated SOQL.

Field-aware query setup

Search the object field list, include only what you need, and keep the raw query visible as you build.

Results ready to export

Run the query, review the response, then download CSV or JSON when the result set needs to move.

MavMeta SOQL Explorer with object-aware field selection, generated query editor, and export controls.

Sensitive changes should be easy to perform and hard to rush.

MavMeta removes the package-file and command-line interface, then adds deliberate review and typed confirmation for Production changes at the moment it matters: what is staged, which action will run, which org is targeted, and whether the operation is validate-only or full deploy.

MavMeta staged component list showing components collected for review before an action is selected.

Stage components

Collect the exact components before choosing an action.

MavMeta action selection screen showing delete, deploy, and compare options for staged components.

Choose the operation

Pick delete, deploy, or compare as an explicit decision.

MavMeta confirmation screen displaying target org, component count, and action mode before execution begins.

Confirm target and mode

Review org, environment, component count, and validate/delete mode before execution.

The workflow gaps MavMeta connects

Setup

Workbench

VS Code

SOQL

Metadata

Deploy

MavMeta local workbench

Metadata inspection belongs outside Setup click paths.

Salesforce REST callouts, with history.

Small LWC edits without needing an IDE.

Query building starts from live object structure.

Deploys start with discovery. No wrangling package.xml files.

Sensitive changes need deliberate confirmation.

Setup

Cross-cutting metadata inspection is slow.

Workbench

REST exploration still matters, but the classic tool feels dated.

VS Code

Small LWC edits should not require a full editor workflow.

SOQL

Query building should start from live object structure.

Metadata

Cleanup starts with discovery, not a package file.

Deploy

Sensitive changes need deliberate confirmation.

Local tooling for sensitive org work.

MavMeta runs on your machine and talks directly to Salesforce. No cloud intermediary, no credential handoff to a third party.

Runs locally

Runs on your machine rather than as a hosted SaaS app. No data leaves your machine except to the targeted, pre-authorized Salesforce environment directly.

Salesforce authentication

Authenticates via Salesforce OAuth. Credentials are handled by Salesforce, not stored by MavMeta.

Active org always visible

The current target org stays visible throughout the app so you always know what environment you are working in.

Deliberate confirmation for sensitive work

Destructive and production-targeted operations require an explicit review step before they run.

No telemetry

No usage tracking, no crash reporting to external services.

Open source

MIT Licensed. Inspect the code on GitHub and verify the claims yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is MavMeta for?

MavMeta is for Salesforce Professionals who want more and better than what Salesforce Setup or Developer Console offers, a more modern UI than Workbench, and faster metadata exploration than VS Code Extensions.

Why use MavMeta if Salesforce Setup already exists?

Salesforce Setup doesn't include features like REST callouts, exporting SOQL query results, or LWC editing. MavMeta fills in those gaps and more.

Can I build and run SOQL queries in MavMeta?

Yes. SOQL Explorer lets you choose REST or Tooling API, pick an object, select fields, add filters, run the generated query, copy raw SOQL, and export results as CSV or JSON.

Can MavMeta edit Lightning Web Components?

Yes. MavMeta includes a Tooling API-based LWC editor for targeted inspections and edits without opening your IDE.

How does MavMeta handle destructive changes?

MavMeta makes destructive deploys technically straightforward — no package.xml files to hand-build, no CLI commands to compose. You stage what you want to delete in the metadata cart, review, and type in your confirmation. MavMeta doesn't hide functionality from you. We just want you to be sure.

Does MavMeta store credentials?

No. Authentication happens through Salesforce OAuth, similar to the Salesforce CLI. MavMeta does not store passwords or access tokens.

Is MavMeta affiliated with Salesforce?

No. MavMeta is an independent open-source project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Salesforce, Inc.

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