SQLite Viewer

223 reviews
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About this app

- Read SQLite databases with ".db" extension
- View tables
- Select table to view
- Select columns from tables to view
- Execute SQL quires on database
- Basic Syntax highlighting for (SQL keywords, data types and existing tables and columns)
SQLite ".db files" viewer and reader with more useful functionality
Updated on
Aug 28, 2024

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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  • Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

Ratings and reviews

207 reviews
Dan S
March 5, 2026
It's got a few quirks, but it does display SQLite .db files. I was able to open a very large one with no trouble. The developer generously provides this for free. No ads, no nags. It's no DB Browser (open-source desktop app), and it's lean and to the point. But you can browse, run a query, and share or copy text. The extension has to be .db. The recent files list doesn't work as of now. But if you want more from a useful free app, by all means ask for your money back! Thank you, Hassan.
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August 22, 2026
Lovely little app! Opens my .db without any fuss, lets me view the data tables and query them if needed. Lightweight, no fuss, no ads, no data privacy issues. Credit to the developer. Thank you.
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Steve Brown
October 8, 2025
Wacky navigation, but a non-ugly UI. Doesn't show views but lets you write queries. (Or ~a~ query, I suppose.) No apparent way to save that query, though. (I tried saving a view query to a .sql file and opening it with the app, but got a "Not supported file" error.😮‍💨) And it doesn't watch for changes real-time to a DB; in fact, it seems to cache the DB when it's added, and won't see any changes until you delete and re-add the DB.
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What’s new

- Fix storage permission on android phones