SQL Editor for Android

Mobile developers often need to verify a database schema or check data integrity while away from their desk. SQLVEdit gives you a proper SQL editor on Android: write SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements, run them against a local SQLite database, and see the results in a clean table view — all on your phone.

The query builder supports the full SQLite syntax including JOINs, subqueries, window functions, and aggregations. Syntax highlighting marks keywords, table names, and string literals so the structure of complex queries stays readable. Autocomplete suggests table and column names after you open a database, cutting down on typos.

Table management is built in. You can create new tables with a column editor, add indexes, rename columns, and drop tables — all through a touch-friendly UI or raw SQL, whichever you prefer. The schema view shows column types, constraints, and foreign keys at a glance.

SQLVEdit is particularly useful for Android developers debugging their app's local database. Export a copy of your app's SQLite file, open it in SQLVEdit, and you can query it exactly as the app would — checking for missing records, wrong data types, or unexpected nulls without setting up a desktop tool.