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A lightweight IDE for Salesforce developers inside your browser. ApexPilot – Salesforce Developer IDE A full Salesforce dev environment, right inside your browser. Edit Apex, LWC, and Aura with a real code editor — no desktop IDE, no setup, no OAuth login screens. Open it from any Salesforce tab and you're straight into your org's code, connected automatically using your existing session. WHAT YOU CAN DO Real Code Editor — Monaco-powered editing (the engine behind VS Code) for Apex Classes, Triggers, LWC, and Aura bundles — syntax highlighting, multi-file tabs, zoom, minimap, word wrap. LWC Inspector — Click a floating button on any Salesforce page to highlight every Lightning Web Component on screen. Click one to jump straight to its source in ApexPilot — no digging through Setup. Diff Before You Deploy — See exactly what changed against the org version before you save. No accidental overwrites. Anonymous Apex — Run scripts instantly across multiple tabs. TraceFlags are set up automatically — no manual debug configuration. Debug Logs, Inline — Logs render next to your code, with filters for raw output, debug statements only, or executable logic only. Test Lab — Run one test class or many at once. See pass/fail per method, with stack traces on failure and live coverage tracking. Multi-Org Support — Switch between connected orgs, or transfer classes, triggers, and LWC bundles from one org to another in a few clicks. Bulk Export — Select any mix of classes, triggers, LWC, and Aura bundles and export them as a ZIP in one go. Built-in Feedback — Hit a bug or have an idea? One click opens a bug/feature report — no separate email or form to hunt down.
Aug 23, 2026
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