SQLPro for SQLite
SQLPro for SQLite is a macOS database manager for browsing, editing, and querying SQLite databases with tools for everyday development work.
What is SQLPro for SQLite?
SQLPro for SQLite is a native macOS database management app for working with SQLite databases. It helps developers, analysts, and technical users browse tables, run SQL queries, inspect schema objects, and edit stored data from a desktop interface instead of relying only on command-line tools. Common tasks include creating tables, modifying records, checking triggers and foreign keys, and reviewing query results while building or testing apps. The app includes SQL auto-complete, inline data filtering, query history, favorite queries, and support for viewing multiple result sets at the same time. It also integrates with macOS Versions, which can help when reviewing or restoring earlier saved states during database work. Published by Hankinsoft, SQLPro for SQLite is designed for people who want a focused SQLite tool on Mac.
Key features
- Browse database tables and inspect SQLite schema objects.
- Run custom SQL queries with auto-complete assistance.
- Edit table data directly from the app interface.
- Filter and review result sets inline while exploring records.
- Save favorite queries and revisit query history from earlier sessions.
- Display results from multiple queries at the same time.
- Use macOS Versions support to restore earlier saved states.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
SQLPro for SQLite is a database management tool, so access to local files and the databases you open is consistent with its purpose. Its main risk is operational rather than malicious: running queries can change or delete data, and opening sensitive database files may expose private information stored in them. Use trusted database files, keep backups before structural changes, and be careful with write queries on production data.
Recommendation: Keep SQLPro for SQLite if you use SQLite databases on your Mac for development, analysis, or troubleshooting. If you no longer work with SQLite files, removing it should only affect your ability to manage databases with this app and should not affect macOS itself.
Common paths
/Applications/SQLPro for SQLite.app
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