I know Salesforce. I built OrgAtlas for the people who run it.

I have spent 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. OrgAtlas is founder-led.

15years across Salesforce and consulting

The tool I wanted Salesforce professionals to have.

Modern coding agents are powerful. But applying them safely to Salesforce still means assembling an editor, Salesforce CLI, MCP, runtimes, authentication, project structure, instructions, org targeting, testing, and deployment discipline.

I built OrgAtlas to package that environment into one local desktop product. This is a founder-led business, and the product is personal to me. You start with the Salesforce outcome. The machinery is there when you need it, but learning the machinery is not the price of admission.

OrgAtlas is a founder-led business based in North Carolina, United States.

If you are my customer, you can email me.

No sales representative. No onboarding maze. No support bot. Customers get direct human support from the person building the product.

That does not mean every answer will be instant or every request will become a feature. It means problems reach someone who understands the product, the Salesforce platform, and why the boundary exists.

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Six rules I will not compromise on.

Do the work

Answers are useful. Investigation, creation, validation, documentation, and a finished result are better.

Know Salesforce

Metadata, permissions, automation, code, packages, data, testing, and deployment must be understood together.

Local means local

The customer’s Salesforce workspace belongs on the customer’s machine—not in an OrgAtlas cloud.

Hide the plumbing

Admins and consultants should get the power of DX, CLI, MCP, Node, Python, and specialist tooling without maintaining the stack.

Let customers choose

Use a supported provider and model based on capability, cost, speed, and privacy terms. No OrgAtlas model lock-in.

Safety should block actions

Read-only mode, explicit org binding, visible work, and deliberate approvals matter more than vague safety language.

Independent by design.

OrgAtlas is not Salesforce, is not endorsed by Salesforce, and is not tied to one AI model vendor. It is an independent product built around the daily work of Salesforce admins, consultants, developers, and architects.

That independence makes local control, provider choice, straightforward pricing, and honest capability boundaries possible.

A Salesforce specialist on your machine.

Install OrgAtlas, bind the intended org, and start with the work—not the toolchain.