Open any SQLite file, write queries with AI, explore schemas, and manage your data — all from your browser.
Build with AI at the core. Generate SQLite queries from plain English, scaffold dashboards, and ship internal tools — all schema-aware and grounded in your SQLite data.
Your infra, your data. Run QueryPlane on your own servers — no data ever leaves.
A real editor. SQLite autocomplete, syntax highlighting, and instant results.
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Visualize anything. Tables, line, bar, and pie charts wired straight to your queries.
Drag and drop. Compose forms, tables, and admin tools backed by your live schema — no frontend code required.
One workspace for SQLite. From query to production app.
Get up and running with SQLite in three simple steps
Step 1
Upload your SQLite database file or connect to a local SQLite database path. QueryPlane reads .db, .sqlite, and .sqlite3 files and instantly lets you browse all tables, views, and indexes.
Step 2
Write SQL with intelligent autocomplete that understands your tables and columns. Use AI to generate queries from natural language, including SQLite-specific syntax like common table expressions and JSON functions.
Step 3
Browse table data, filter rows, and sort columns visually. Export query results or entire tables to CSV or JSON, and build quick reports on your SQLite data.
Everything you need to work with SQLite
Automatically discover tables, columns, indexes, triggers, and views in your SQLite database. Get context-aware autocomplete as you type SQL, with support for all SQLite data types.
Describe what you need in plain English and get working SQLite queries. The AI handles JOINs, subqueries, window functions, CTEs, and SQLite-specific functions like json_extract and group_concat.
Every query you run is saved automatically. Revisit past queries, share them with teammates, and build a searchable library of your most-used SQLite operations.
Open SQLite databases in read-only mode to prevent accidental writes. Safely browse production database copies without risking data corruption or unintended modifications.
Share SQLite database connections with your team. Collaborate on queries, share results, and work together on data analysis without passing database files back and forth.
Export query results or entire tables to CSV or JSON with one click. Extract data from SQLite files for analysis in spreadsheets, notebooks, or other downstream tools.
Common ways teams use QueryPlane with SQLite
Browse the SQLite databases powering your local dev environment. Inspect app data, debug issues, and run queries against your development database without a CLI.
Open SQLite databases from mobile apps, desktop software, IoT devices, or any embedded system. View and query data stored in .db files without specialized tools.
Explore SQLite files received from partners, exported from tools, or downloaded from public datasets. Browse schemas, preview data, and run analytical queries instantly.
Build quick internal tools and dashboards on top of SQLite databases during prototyping. Test queries, validate schemas, and iterate on your data model before migrating to production databases.
Everything you need to know about QueryPlane and SQLite
In QueryPlane, click 'New Connection', select SQLite, and upload your .db, .sqlite, or .sqlite3 file — or provide a path to a local SQLite database. QueryPlane instantly discovers all tables, views, and indexes in the file.
QueryPlane is a modern, browser-based SQLite GUI that combines a SQL editor with AI assistance, schema exploration, and data export. Unlike DB Browser for SQLite or SQLiteStudio, QueryPlane runs in your browser, requires no installation, and includes AI-powered query generation.
Yes. QueryPlane is a fully browser-based SQLite client. Open any SQLite database file, browse tables, run queries, and export data — all from your web browser with no desktop app required.
QueryPlane offers a free tier that lets you open SQLite databases, run queries, and explore schemas. Paid plans add team collaboration, query sharing, and advanced features.
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