A simple (vibe coded) SQLite (including Turso support) browser.
- View & query table data
- Paginated data grid with virtualization
- Inspect table metadata (indicies, DDL/FKs etc)
- Export data in JSON or CSV
- SQL workspace with keyword autocomplete
- Themeable via Shadcn presets
Install the binary with curl:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ehesp/sqlitey/main/install.sh | bashThen run the binary pointing to your local database:
sqlitey path/to/file.dbThe browser will open on an available port automatically. Enjoy!
Yep. This was mainly built without looking at the code for a fun experiment in Cursor design mode. I wanted a very simple, no drama browser which just works. It uses Bun + React (Shadcn) compiled into a binary for easy distribution and minimal effort. It uses @tursodatabase/database (Turso’s embedded engine) for local files and Turso-compatible databases.
Prebuilt binaries (from GitHub releases) are published for:
| Platform | Notes |
|---|---|
macOS (Apple Silicon, arm64) |
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Linux (x64, arm64) |
glibc-based builds |
Windows (x64) |
Not available as prebuilds (no matching Turso @tursodatabase/database-* native package for the pinned driver version): Intel macOS (x64), Windows on ARM. On those systems you’d need to run from source with Bun if/when upstream adds prebuilds, or use a supported machine.