SQLite Client
Native SQLite browser for macOS
TablePro opens any .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file on your Mac. No server process needed. Drag a file onto the app or use File > Open. You get instant access to all tables, views, and indexes. The SQL editor supports SQLite-specific syntax and the data grid lets you edit, insert, and delete rows without writing SQL. Works with Core Data databases, iOS app databases, and any SQLite file.


Features
Built for SQLite.
Open Any SQLite File
Drag and drop .db, .sqlite, .sqlite3 files. Or use File > Open. Browse all tables and views instantly. No configuration needed.
Inline Data Editing
Click any cell to edit. Insert new rows. Delete rows. Review pending changes before saving. Supports BLOB preview and NULL handling.
SQL Editor
Tree-sitter highlighting for SQLite dialect. Autocomplete for your tables and columns. Full query history with search.
Table Structure
View and modify columns, indexes, and triggers. See CREATE TABLE statements. Add or drop columns.
Export & Import
Export tables or query results to CSV, JSON, SQL, or XLSX. Import data from CSV files with column mapping.
Multiple Files
Open multiple SQLite databases in separate tabs. Switch between them instantly. Compare data across files.
Data Grid
Browse and edit data.
Sort, filter, and edit SQLite data in a spreadsheet-like grid. Click any cell to edit. Insert and delete rows. Review changes before saving.


SQL Editor
Write queries faster.
Tree-sitter syntax highlighting, schema-aware autocomplete, multi-tab, Vim mode, and full-text query history. AI assistant can write, explain, or optimize your SQL.


Capabilities
What you can do.
- Open .sqlite, .db, .sqlite3 files by drag and drop
- Browse tables, views, indexes, and triggers
- Edit data inline with undo/redo
- Run SQL queries with syntax highlighting
- View table structure and CREATE statements
- Export to CSV, JSON, SQL, XLSX
- Import from CSV with error handling
- Works with Core Data and iOS app databases
Connect
Get connected in seconds.
# Open in TablePro
File > Open > select your .db file
# Or drag and drop onto the app icon
# Common locations:
~/Library/Application Support/*/databases.sqlite
~/Documents/*.dbSupported versions
SQLite 3.x (any version)
Connection types
- Local file (.sqlite, .db, .sqlite3)
Try TablePro for free.
Free and open-source. macOS 14+. Apple Silicon and Intel.