Inspect & Forensics
Open a .sqlite file and run read-only queries with sql.js in your browser.
Runs entirely in your browser
Nothing you paste is uploaded. Monaco and Prettier load on demand from this origin.
SQLite database
Read-only queries run locally with sql.js — the file never leaves your browser
Open a .sqlite / .db file to list its tables.
There is no upload endpoint — your files are processed in this browser tab. Open your network tab and check. See how it stays private.
How to open a SQLite database
- Open a database. Drop a .sqlite or .db file.
- Browse tables. Explore the schema and table contents.
- Run SQL. Query the database and read the results.
SQLite databases are everywhere — apps, phones, browsers — but inspecting one usually means installing a desktop tool. Opening it in the browser lets you browse tables and query data instantly, without exposing a potentially sensitive file.
To query CSVs with SQL instead, use the Data Zone SQL tool; to format queries, the SQL formatter.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run queries against the database?
Yes. Run SELECT and other read queries against the open database in the browser, so you can explore data without installing a SQLite client.
What file types work?
Standard SQLite database files (.sqlite, .db, .sqlite3), which are opened and read via a WebAssembly SQLite engine locally.
Is my database uploaded?
No. It's opened in the browser, so a database that may hold app or personal data stays on your device.