SQLite User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience15.4% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience84.6% of reviews

~ Based on 13 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Is SQLite Legit?

SQLite - Browse Editor Manager appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for SQLite is 80/100.

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Top reviews

Doesn’t Work

Will not open a SQLite database at all. Just a waste of money.

I want a refund.

Bought this thinking I could import from external apps, but clearly my expectations were too high. Why should I expect a basic functionality in my product? Every other SQLite editor I’ve seen before this allows that option. I want my money back, I literally opened this thing ONCE.

Response from developer

Please report your issue from the “Share feedback" option within the app so we can quickly resolve.

App does not work. Contacting support did not help.

Why is stuff that does not work listed on Apple app store? This results in monetary loss for the customer.

Doesn’t work

The app simply does not work. Trying to connect with drop box it just gives the endless spinning circle of failure.

Refund please

I bought it to fill a need, however the above review is correct, You're unable to import DBs from external apps which is key to functionality. I've given the app two stars because it's got an excellent system for managing databases from a graphical perspective but for me it doesn't fill a purpose.

Excellent Application

This app has. Become a workhorse for me, reliably opening, editing and querying SQLite databases on my iPhone. I recommend it!

Crashes a lot

SQL window too small. Table data view too small because table list on side.

Failed to import file from external app, integrate with Dropbox

I had a file downloaded to Serverauditor that I shared with the Import to SQLite option, but it just loaded the SQLite app and did nothing--no imported file showed.

Then, I attempted to use Dropbox instead, and it did not directly integrate with the Dropbox app.

Unimpressive

It, well... Doesn't do much

You can open and view a database, but the editing options are very basic: creating a table has no GUI I could find, and I don't need an app to let me write SQL by hand.

Overall, it just seems like a bit of a pointless app

Open in... Doesn't work

Could not open a .db file from email or Dropbox.
Wasted my money.

Didnt work

Would not view or edit the sqlite file i had waste of $$

Basic, works well enough

Needs more documentation or instructions. Took me a while of trial and error to find out you need to name your sqlite databases with *.sqlite file extension when importing. Otherwise does the job, you can do queries and quickly fix data issues. Recommended.

Verdict is still out

I purchased the aps and ran into a problem trying to import my SQLite db. In attempting to contact the developer - there email address doesn't work(full mailbox) - so i am at an impasse right now.