Focused products
Small, practical tools for Salesforce administration, data operations, releases, and AI-assisted work.
View released and active productsIndependent product studio · Salesforce · Applied AI
Useful tools for work that has to be right.
DinaLab turns real administration, data, release, and AI problems into focused products, reliable workflows, and practical notes other teams can reuse.
- 01Understand the work
- 02Build the smallest useful tool
- 03Verify with evidence
- 04Share what was learned
The work
Tools, systems, and knowledge—built as one practice.
The homepage is organized around the work DinaLab actually does, not a list of abstract capabilities.
Reliable workflows
Clear boundaries, review steps, status labels, and evidence so operational changes stay understandable.
See the working principlesReusable knowledge
Short notes and guides that explain decisions, tradeoffs, and safer ways to do recurring Salesforce work.
Read practical notesCore products
Four products for the Salesforce work done every week.
Each product has a narrow job, a visible maturity level, and documentation that explains what it does with your data. All of them are free to use, with nothing to buy.
Next release · 0.10.0Understand and govern the org
Admin Toolkit for Salesforce
Metadata, permissions, org comparison, schema, API, monitoring, and evidence in one operations suite.
Next release · 0.3.2Review data before it changes
Sheet for Salesforce
A spreadsheet workspace with saved SOQL, reports, files, exports, and explicit review before confirmed updates.
Published · 0.9.0Work in the spreadsheet you already use
SheetConnect for Salesforce
A Google Sheets side panel with four tools: import objects, list views, SOQL and reports; send validated changes back; look up and roll up Salesforce from spreadsheet functions; and run your own Apex over a range.
In development · 0.5.0Bring context to AI safely
Agent for Salesforce
A context-aware assistant paired with focused Salesforce workspaces, bounded tool results, and explicit user confirmation.
In the workshop
Experiments connected to real workflows.
These are active directions, not promises. Their labels describe the current development stage, not public availability.
DevOps for Salesforce
ChromeGoverned metadata retrieval through a branch and pull request.
Beta · 0.1.0
Dock for Salesforce
ChromeOne Chrome popup for signed-in and device-protected Salesforce orgs.
Free local beta · 0.1.0
Prompter for Salesforce
ChromeRecord, replay, and verify Lightning UI workflows.
In development · 0.1.0
Voice for Salesforce
ChromeA voice-first panel for Salesforce and GitHub tasks.
Prototype · 0.1.1Practical notes
Share the method, not only the finished tool.
Short, reusable explanations for recurring Salesforce decisions and safer operational work.
Release governance · 8 min
A practical Salesforce org review before release
Build a repeatable evidence pack for limits, security, automation, permissions, and upcoming changes.
Data operations · 7 min
A safer workflow for bulk Salesforce data updates
Separate selection, editing, review, execution, and rollback preparation.
AI governance · 9 min
Use AI with Salesforce without sharing session credentials
Understand the boundary between local tools, selected AI context, backend transport, and confirmation.
Working principles
Make the important boundaries visible.
These rules connect product design, implementation, validation, and documentation.
- 01
Useful before impressive
Start with a real recurring task and solve the smallest complete part.
- 02
Evidence over assumption
Keep local, Sandbox, production, and public release proof distinct.
- 03
People confirm consequential actions
AI can advise, but write, deploy, update, and delete flows retain explicit review.
- 04
Status stays honest
Released, next release, beta, prototype, and development remain different states.
- 05
Free to use, and open where it can be
Every product here is free, with nothing to buy. Some are intended to be open-sourced once they run smoothly in real use — a direction, not a promised date.
Start with the work