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SQLite is a self-contained relational database kept inside one file. You encounter it within smartphones, web browsers, and IoT firmware. Because no server runs, the format travels easily across systems. Despite the simplicity, it accepts standard SQL commands. Understanding its structure empowers you to inspect, debug, and migrate data quickly.
This manager lets you load any SQLite file directly in your browser, explore schemas, run queries, and export results. It removes the need for desktop clients or command-line tools. You keep full control while staying productive on any device. Session data never leaves your machine, guarding sensitive information at work.
You drag a database file onto the drop zone and the interface instantly lists tables, views, indexes, and triggers. Click a table to preview rows or write a query in the editor. Export CSV snapshots for reporting or share sanitized datasets with teammates. The workflow saves time during audits and bug hunts.
Files are processed locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Review core capabilities and implementation specifics.
Follow these steps to browse and query a database.
Find quick answers to common questions.
The interface loads required assets once. Afterwards you can inspect databases without an internet connection.
No. All processing occurs inside your browser sandbox; nothing leaves your computer.
Performance remains smooth up to roughly 100 MB. Very large files may stress your device’s memory.
You can run INSERT
, UPDATE
, or DELETE
statements.
Use Export DB to download the modified file.
Yes. Press Ctrl+B to beautify highlighted SQL for better readability.
Resolve frequent issues quickly.