Lightweight WebAssembly-powered SQLite viewer and editor. works entirely in your browser
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Lightweight WebAssembly-powered SQLite viewer and editor. works entirely in your browser
A free, open-source file viewer for macOS.
Free, open-source SQLite viewer and forensic analyzer: search every table, browse millions of rows, decode BLOBs (bplist, protobuf) and timestamps, recover deleted records from the WAL and freed pages. Read-only, nothing written to the evidence. Windows installer or Python 3.8+, no dependencies.
SQLite Viewer GUI program written in Rust using Tauri + NextJS
A cross-platform desktop file viewer
QLite: a native macOS SQLite browser
Modern desktop SQLite viewer for large databases with lazy loading, SQL runner, schema modal, filters, resource meters, cell editing, and CSV/Parquet export.
Modern SQLite & SwiftData browser for macOS — native SwiftUI viewer with live reload, WAL-aware, iOS Simulator auto-discovery. Free and open source.
Fast, lightweight desktop app to explore and analyze structured datasets. Open JSON, CSV, SQLite, XML and more — filter, search, export and share P2P. Built with Rust + Tauri v2 + React 19.
A swing SQLite database viewer
⚡ Desktop-grade in-browser SQLite workbench & ERD studio running 100% locally via WebAssembly. Zero install, zero telemetry.
Local-first Python/Tkinter SQLite database browser with SQL editor, schema view, search, CSV export, and JSON companion export.
DataLens is a browser-based tool for analyzing, visualizing, and transforming CSV files and SQLite databases locally without uploading your data.
Simple Sqlite Web Client Tool From Server
View SQLite database files online entirely in your browser
A private, browser-based SQLite viewer for local .db, .sqlite, and .sqlite3 files.
A desktop application built with Flutter to view, inspect, and compare SQLite databases. You can explore data, examine schemas or export tables as CSV.
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