Org Launcher Release Notes

Version 1.0.12

August 2026 · latest

• New Query window opens from the right-click menu on any connected org. Write SOQL with type-ahead that suggests objects, fields and related records as you type, showing each field label and type so you do not need to know the API names.
• Do not know SOQL at all? Pick an object in the sidebar and click fields to build the query for you.
• Results copy straight into Excel or Google Sheets, and export to CSV or Excel. Salesforce record ids stay as text instead of being turned into scientific notation.
• Large extracts stream in as they arrive with no row limit, a Stop button that keeps whatever has loaded, and a filter box to search the rows you have.
• Every query you run is kept in History, and you can save the ones you want to keep.

Version 1.0.11

August 2026

• New At Risk group in the sidebar shows any org with storage or API usage at 80 percent or more. Cards show a warning badge, and orgs past their allowance say how far over.
• Org Launcher can now check every connected org once a day so the At Risk group stays current. Turn it on in Settings, General. It is off until you do, because each check uses one API call from that org allowance.
• New toolbar button checks all connected orgs on demand, and its tooltip shows when they were last checked.
• The limits view now covers every limit Salesforce reports, not a selected few, with the ones showing no usage tucked behind a toggle.

Version 1.0.10

August 2026

• Fixed a live scratch org showing as Unknown instead of Connected. The Salesforce CLI reports scratch org health differently from other orgs, and the app was only reading the other form. A working scratch org was hidden by the disconnected filter, could not use Storage and Limits or the Setup Audit Trail, and appeared in the list of stale logins offered for removal.

Version 1.0.9

August 2026

• Cards now show when a scratch org or trial expires, with a new Expiring group in the sidebar. Scratch org expiry dates were being dropped entirely before this, so nothing could tell you what had already died.
• Storage and limits for any org, from the right-click menu. Cards show a warning badge once storage or API usage passes 80 percent.
• New Setup Audit Trail viewer shows who changed what in Setup, filtered by period, person or text, and exports to CSV. Automated entries are hidden by default.

Version 1.0.8

August 2026

• Fixed the Incident Now count. It was including incidents that Salesforce no longer treats as current, so it could show dozens of orgs when none were actually affected.
• New refresh button in the Salesforce Trust section checks for outages on demand, without reloading your org list or the maintenance and release data.

Version 1.0.7

July 2026

• Your orgs now appear in Spotlight. Press Command-Space, type an alias, and the org opens logged in without switching to the app first. Turn it off in Settings, Privacy.
• Every org card shows its next Salesforce release and the date it arrives, and a new sidebar section groups your orgs by release wave.
• Scratch orgs now show their server instance, status and release date. The CLI reports their instance under a different name, so the app had been missing it.
• Removing disconnected logins now shows you the full list first, lets you keep any of them, and asks you to type the count to confirm. It only clears logins saved on this Mac.
• Fixed the lag when clicking between groups and typing in the search box.

Version 1.0.6

July 2026

• Every org card now shows its next major release and the date it arrives, for example Winter '27 on Oct 10.
• New sidebar section groups your orgs by release wave. Salesforce upgrades instances over several weeks, so two orgs on the same release can be a month apart.
• Scratch orgs now show their server instance, status and release date. The CLI reports their instance under a different name, so the app had been missing it.

Version 1.0.5

July 2026

• Fixed the lag when clicking between groups and typing in the search box.
• The Salesforce Trust groups added in 1.0.4 were being recalculated on every keystroke. They are now worked out once and reused.

Version 1.0.4

July 2026

• New Salesforce Trust groups in the sidebar: Incident Now, Next 7 Days and Next 14 Days, so you can see at a glance which orgs are affected by an outage or have maintenance coming.
• Status for your instances is now fetched in the background and cached, so the groups are ready when you open the app.

Version 1.0.3

July 2026

• Instance badges now show live Salesforce Trust status. A badge turns amber or red when that instance has an active incident.
• Click any instance badge for its release version, maintenance window, next scheduled maintenance and recent incidents.
• Turn it off in Settings > Privacy if you would rather the app not contact status.salesforce.com.

Version 1.0.2

July 2026

• Each org card now shows its org ID and Salesforce server instance.
• Click the org ID to copy it, or use Copy Org ID in the right-click menu.

Version 1.0.1

July 2026

• Added a Privacy tab in Settings, with an opt-out for the anonymous launch count.
• The app now reports only that it started, with no identifier and no IP address recorded.

Version 1.0.0

July 2026

First public release.

• Launch orgs in one click. Every org you have authorized with the Salesforce CLI, shown as a searchable list. Opens in your browser already logged in.
• Instant startup. The org list is cached locally, so the app is usable the moment it opens while connections are verified in the background.
• Recent and Favorites. Star the orgs you use most; recently launched orgs are grouped for quick access.
• Filter and search. By type (Production, Sandbox, Scratch, Dev Hub), by connection status, or by alias, username, and domain.
• Metadata changes. Scan an org for recently changed components and filter by the person who changed them, a date range, or a wildcard name search.
• Extract to Downloads. Retrieve any selection of components as source files.
• Compare two orgs. Pull the same components from two orgs and see a file-by-file diff of what is different.
• Open in org. Jump straight from a metadata change to that component in Salesforce.
• Copy login link. Copy a ready-to-use login URL to paste into any browser or profile.
• Add and remove orgs. Connect new orgs, reconnect expired ones, and clear out stale logins — individually or in bulk.