SQLite Viewer Online — Open & Query .db Files Free

Inspecting SQLite databases privately

What is SQLite?

SQLite is the most widely deployed database engine in the world — it stores data in a single file and needs no server. It ships inside every phone, browser, and countless apps, which is why .db files turn up everywhere: app caches, browser histories, message exports, game saves, analytics snapshots.

This viewer runs the real SQLite engine (compiled to WebAssembly) on your device, so the full SQL dialect works — joins, subqueries, window functions, everything.

Typical uses

• Inspecting an app's cache or export without installing desktop tools
• Querying a data snapshot a colleague sent you
• Checking the contents of a downloaded dataset before importing it
• Exploring browser or messenger exports (many store data in SQLite)

Safety notes

Your file is opened read-only by default in the sense that nothing touches the file on your disk — statements that modify data (INSERT, UPDATE…) only affect the in-memory copy, and you can download that copy if you want to keep the changes.

Since the database never leaves your device, this is one of the few safe ways to peek inside a database that contains personal or confidential data.