SQLite Viewer

3.2
181 reviews
50K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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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)
Updated on
Aug 28, 2024

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Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

Ratings and reviews

3.2
169 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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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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Alan Gauld
March 8, 2025
Seems to work ok as a viewer although only for tables, you can't see views. A pity because I have created summary views. The SQL editor doesn't seem to like anything beyond very simple SQL.
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What’s new

- Fix storage permission on android phones