SQLite Graph Studio

A macOS app for browsing and editing SQLite databases. Open a file, explore the schema as an interactive graph, and edit rows directly in the table view.

No Xcode or Swift required. Download the zip, drag to Applications, open.

---

Features

• Interactive schema graph showing foreign-key relationships and cardinality
• Inline row editing with right-click row actions (add, clone, delete)
• Column sorting, filtering, and search
• SQL query runner with explain plan
• Connection profiles for quick re-opening

Install

1. Go to Releases
2. Download SQLiteGraphStudio.zip
3. Unzip and drag SQLiteGraphStudio.app to /Applications
4. Open a .sqlite file with it

First launch: macOS may block the app since it isn't notarized. If you see a Gatekeeper warning:

1. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security
2. Scroll down and click "Open Anyway" next to the app name
3. Confirm in the dialog that appears

You only need to do this once.

Build from source

Requires Xcode 15+ or the Swift toolchain. Built in Swift/SwiftUI — not because it's the obvious choice for a database tool, but because it was the fastest way to build something native on macOS that felt good to use.

git clone https://github.com/Albertsteenstrup/SQLiteGraphStudio.git
cd SQLiteGraphStudio
swift run SQLiteGraphStudio /path/to/database.sqlite

Reporting issues

Open a GitHub Issue — include your macOS version and what you were doing when it broke.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.