SQLite Viewer for Android

SQLite is everywhere — Android apps, embedded systems, local storage in browsers, and backend services all use it. SQLVEdit lets you open and inspect those .db and .sqlite files directly on your phone without needing a laptop or a GUI tool like DB Browser.

Once you open a database, you get a full table browser showing all tables, their schemas, and the data within. Row counts, column types, primary keys, indexes — everything you'd see in a desktop SQLite viewer is available in a mobile-first UI designed for touch.

The SQL editor is where SQLVEdit earns its place as a serious tool. You can write queries from simple SELECT statements to complex JOINs, subqueries, and aggregations. Results appear in a paginated table below. Errors show with helpful messages pointing to where the SQL went wrong.

For developers debugging Android apps, this is especially useful. App databases are stored in the app's data directory, and SQLVEdit can open exported copies for inspection. You can verify that your app's database schema looks right, check data integrity, or spot unexpected nulls without connecting to a computer.