Can Rowwright create a new SQLite database?

Yes. In New connection choose SQLite, click New… and pick where to save the file.

Is the SQLite support free?

Yes. Every database engine, including SQLite, is available on the Free plan.

SQLite Browser for Mac

Open any SQLite file. Understand it instantly.

Point Rowwright at a .sqlite or .db file — from your app’s container, a mobile backup or a side project — and browse, query and edit it with the same tools you use for your server databases.

Download for Mac — free See pricing

Rowwright generating an ER diagram from foreign keys

Everything you need for SQLite

Open or create

Choose an existing database file or create a new one from the connection dialog.

Edit with confidence

Pending changes are reviewed before they’re written, in one transaction.

See the schema

Tables, views and triggers with their original CREATE statements and foreign keys.

Read-only mode

Open a database read-only to explore without any risk of changing it.

Works with

Any SQLite 3 database file
.sqlite, .sqlite3, .db and .db3 files
Core Data and app container databases

Connect in seconds

1. Open Rowwright and click New connection.
2. Choose your database file, for example:

~/Library/Application Support/MyApp/data.sqlite

3. Press Save & Connect. Passwords are stored in your macOS Keychain.

SQLite questions

Can Rowwright create a new SQLite database?: Yes. In New connection choose SQLite, click New… and pick where to save the file.
Is the SQLite support free?: Yes. Every database engine, including SQLite, is available on the Free plan.