DB Viewer Pro: SQLite Editor

DB Viewer Pro is a powerful, lightweight SQLite database viewer and editor engineered for developers, QA testers, and data analysts. Browse tables, execute queries, and manage relational records effortlessly directly on your device.

Visualize your tables with dynamic visual charts, generate custom mock datasets for application testing, and seamlessly import or export structured data with CSV and JSON integration.

Key Features:

SQLite Table & Schema Browser: Open, view, and inspect local SQLite database schemas, indexes, and raw tables with smooth, high-performance scrolling.

In-App Data Editing: Add, modify, or delete table rows directly through an intuitive, spreadsheet-like interface.

Visual Data Charts: Convert raw table metrics and records into clear, interactive graphs and visualization dashboards.

Mock Data Generator: Instantly generate sample records and mock test data to stress-test your database architecture.

CSV & JSON Import/Export: Seamlessly import external datasets or export filtered queries and complete tables into structured CSV or JSON formats.

Custom SQL Query Runner: Write, execute, and evaluate custom SQL commands with clean output formatting.

Offline & Secure: Operates 100% locally on your device. Your database files and private records are never uploaded to any remote server.

Modern Interface: Built with high responsiveness, clean layout design, and full light/dark theme support.

How it works:

Open an existing SQLite database file (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3) or create a fresh local database.

Browse schemas, inspect tables, and execute custom SQL queries.

Generate mock records or visualize numerical columns using dynamic charts.

Export your updated tables and query outputs to CSV or JSON with a single tap.

Disclaimer & Acceptable Use:

DB Viewer Pro is a local file management and development utility intended for application testing, database inspection, and software engineering workflows. The application operates offline on files selected by the user. Users are solely responsible for managing file backups and ensuring proper authorization before accessing or modifying databases containing sensitive or proprietary data.