Overview
A clean read on the database.
Tables, counts, and recent context stay visible without turning the screen into a dashboard.
- Tables
- Counts
- Recent context
Browse, inspect, edit, and query local databases in a focused interface.
$ brew tap oliverjessner/tap$ brew install sqlite-hub
Inside the app
The interface stays sharp, dark, and close to the work.
Overview
Tables, counts, and recent context stay visible without turning the screen into a dashboard.
Structure
Columns, types, and relationships stay easy to scan when you need to understand the shape of a file quickly.
SQL Editor
The editor keeps query writing, results, and syntax highlighting in a single dark frame.
Editing
Flip between the table and the record editor in the same visual frame.
Live preview
Scan rows, sort fast, keep moving.
Open one record, change the fields, commit, continue.
Install
Homebrew tap. Fast setup. Local workflow.
Built for actually working with SQLite, not for enterprise bloat.
$ brew tap oliverjessner/tap$ brew install sqlite-hub
FAQ
Short, direct, and close to the product.
Yes. SQLite Hub is built around local SQLite files and fast desktop workflows instead of hosted dashboards or enterprise layers.
Install it with Homebrew using `brew tap oliverjessner/tap` and `brew install sqlite-hub`.
Yes. SQLite Hub combines structure inspection, data browsing, row editing, and a syntax-highlighted SQL editor in one focused interface.
It is built for developers and technical users who want a clean, local tool for working with SQLite without extra platform noise.
SQLite Hub
Open a database. Inspect the structure. Edit rows. Run SQL.
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