SQLiteStudio

sqlitestudio · v3.4.21 • deprecated

8.0

Create, edit, browse SQLite databases

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brew install --cask sqlitestudio

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Trust Score 4/10

✗ Open source (NOASSERTION) +0

✓ Active development +2

✓ Licensed +1

✗ No auto-updates +0

✗ Deprecated +0

✓ Established (>1yr) +1

✗ Low installs +0

Review

Mar 10, 2026

SQLiteStudio is a versatile, cross-platform tool for managing SQLite databases, offering a user-friendly interface and remote Android database access. Its open-source nature and active development make it a reliable choice for developers and database administrators.

Provides a graphical user interface for creating, editing, and browsing SQLite databases.

Maturity: The project is mature with active development, evidenced by recent commits and a strong GitHub presence.

Community: Significant community interest on Hacker News, particularly from a popular 2024 post, though other mentions were less impactful. No activity found on Reddit.

Pros

+ Cross-platform support enhances usability across different operating systems.
+ Open-source and free, promoting transparency and accessibility.
+ Active development ensures continuous improvements and feature updates.

Cons

- Lack of auto-updates may inconvenience users preferring automatic software management.
- High number of open issues, mostly enhancements, could indicate pending feature requests.