DataPaw 1.0.0

First public release of DataPaw — a native Salesforce client for macOS.

Connect every org you work with, write SOQL with autocompletion, page through
large result sets, edit records inline, explore schema as an ER diagram, and
run bulk jobs — in one window.

Downloads

File	For
DataPaw-1.0.0-arm64.dmg	Apple Silicon (M1 and later)
DataPaw-1.0.0.dmg	Intel Macs

Both are signed and notarized by Apple, so they open without Gatekeeper
warnings. macOS 11 or later.

First run

DataPaw needs the Salesforce CLI. If it isn't already on your machine, the
app offers to install it for you — it downloads the official build from
Salesforce, checks it against the published checksum, and unpacks it into
DataPaw's own folder. No administrator password required, and nothing
outside that folder is touched.

Orgs you've already authenticated with the CLI appear automatically.

Trial

Free for 30 days with every feature unlocked. No account, no card, no signup.

Privacy

DataPaw runs entirely on your computer and talks directly to Salesforce using
your own credentials. Your queries and records never pass through our
servers. Optional anonymous usage analytics are off unless you turn them on,
and the app can show you the exact payload before anything is sent.

Windows preview (unsigned)

Windows preview — unsigned, untested

An early Windows build of DataPaw for people willing to try it and report back.

This is not a release. It is unsigned, and it has never been run
on Windows by us — only built there. Expect rough edges, and please say
what breaks.

Two files, pick one

File	What it is
DataPaw-Setup-1.0.0-x64.exe	Normal installer — Start Menu entry, desktop shortcut, uninstaller
DataPaw-1.0.0-x64-portable.exe	Single file, runs without installing. Good for a locked-down machine

64-bit Windows 10 or 11.

Windows will warn you, and that's expected

Because this build isn't code-signed, SmartScreen shows a blue
"Windows protected your PC" screen with publisher listed as Unknown.

To run it anyway: click More info, then Run anyway.

That warning is honest — it means Windows can't verify who built the file. If
you'd rather check first, the SHA-256 checksums are at the bottom, and you
can verify with:

Get-FileHash .\DataPaw-Setup-1.0.0-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Signing is planned; it costs money and identity verification, which is why
this preview doesn't have it yet.

First run

DataPaw needs the Salesforce CLI. If it isn't already installed, the app
offers to fetch it for you — it downloads the official build from Salesforce,
verifies it against the published checksum, and unpacks it into DataPaw's own
folder. No administrator rights needed.

If you already use sf in a terminal, DataPaw finds it and your existing
orgs appear automatically.

What to tell us

Anything, but especially:

• Did it launch at all?
• Did first-run Salesforce CLI setup work?
• Did connecting an org work?
• Anything that looked wrong, misaligned, or unreadable

Email support@xenshift.com.

Free while in preview

No licence needed, no trial countdown, no payment. Optional anonymous usage
analytics are off unless you turn them on.

Checksums

67e5154a76da57c68f34f3f4008af29ed2377bed990c0f5732e1e31e6cd4dca2  DataPaw-Setup-1.0.0-x64.exe
fa48185a59a397fc1428af4dfa1de3bd8bc75fb73621ab4fb260b32a499b9b16  DataPaw-1.0.0-x64-portable.exe