SQLite Viewer Online — Open .sqlite and .db Files in Your Browser

Got a .sqlite or .db file and need to poke at it? PondPilot opens SQLite databases directly in the browser — no installer, no sqlite3 CLI, no uploading your file somewhere.

How It Works

  1. Open app.pondpilot.io
  2. Drop in your .sqlite, .sqlite3, or .db file
  3. Browse tables in the schema panel
  4. Run SQL against them

DuckDB has a native SQLite extension — it attaches the SQLite file directly and exposes every table as if it were a DuckDB table. No conversion step, no import. It just reads the file in place.

Browse Tables and Schemas

The schema panel shows every table, view, column, and type. Useful when you receive a SQLite file and have no idea what’s inside:

SHOW TABLES;
DESCRIBE my_table;
SELECT * FROM my_table LIMIT 10;

DuckDB SQL Against SQLite Data

Once attached, you get DuckDB’s full analytical SQL dialect on top of the SQLite data — window functions, CTEs, JSON functions, list operations, the works. It’s strictly a superset of what you could do with the sqlite3 shell.

SELECT
  strftime(created_at, '%Y-%m') AS month,
  COUNT(*) AS events,
  COUNT(DISTINCT user_id) AS users
FROM events
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;

Export to Anything

Pull data out of SQLite and export to CSV, Parquet, JSON, or Excel. Handy when migrating a legacy SQLite database into a modern analytics stack.

Privacy

Application databases, mobile app exports, and desktop app data all live in SQLite files — usually with PII, credentials, or private content inside. PondPilot processes everything in-browser. The file is never uploaded.

Handles Real-World Files

DuckDB’s SQLite reader is robust. It handles WAL mode databases, large files, and unusual type affinities without requiring you to touch the file first.

Get Started

Visit app.pondpilot.io and drop in your SQLite file.

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