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SQLite Database Browser

Opens a .sqlite/.db file, lists its tables and columns, and lets you run your own SQL queries against it.

Why it exists

Sometimes you just need to peek inside a SQLite file or run one query, without installing a database client.

How to use it

Drop a .sqlite or .db file. Tables and columns appear immediately; use the query box to run any SQL you like.

Good to know

Powered by a real SQLite engine (compiled to WebAssembly), not a reimplementation. Queries run against an in-memory copy — nothing is written back to the original file.

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