🚀 SQLiteo

The native macOS SQLite browser built for normal people.

SQLiteo is a native macOS SQLite browser built with Swift and absolute precision. It's fast, it's light, and it doesn't try to reinvent the wheel — it just makes the wheel spin really, really well.

✨ Features

• 🚀 Cmd+Enter Magic: Execute your SQL queries faster than you can say "SELECT *".
• 🕵️ Fuzzy Finder: Can't remember if the table was user_profiles or profiles_user? Just start typing at the bottom of the sidebar. It'll find it.
• 🔗 FK Peeking: Ever stare at a Foreign Key and wonder what's actually there? Modals show you the referenced data without losing your place.
• 📏 Ad-hoc SQL Queries: SQL queries are automatically stored on disk to save them for later use.
• 🌟 Autocomplete Everything: Autocomplete for table names, column names, and SQL keywords when writing queries.
• 💨 Lazy (but Fast) Loading: Data pagination is built-in. Whether you have 10 rows or 10,000, your Mac won't break a sweat.
• 💅 Native & Snappy: No Electron here. This is pure, unadulterated Swift.

🛠️ Getting Started

1. Download the latest .dmg from the Releases page.
2. Drag SQLiteo.app to your Applications folder.
3. Start queryin'.

Important

"Apple could not verify..."? Since SQLiteo isn't signed with an Apple Developer certificate (yet!), macOS will block it by default.

To open it:

1. Try to open SQLiteo.app (it will fail with the warning).
2. Open System Settings -> Privacy & Security.
3. Scroll down to the Security section and click Open Anyway.
4. Authenticate and click Open one last time.

Alternatively, run this in Terminal:

xattr -cr /Applications/SQLiteo.app

🤝 Contributing

Have an idea for SQLiteo? Open a PR! We're all about that open-source love. 💖

📜 License

MIT