SQLiteAlyzer

SQLiteAlyzer is a small-sized and portable software tool that you can use to browse SQLite databases in a simple workspace. It's capable of automatically detecting Firefox and Chrome databases, in addition to templates for queries, while letting you execute any query you want.

As long as you have an SQLite database, you don't need to make any installations. This means that you can save SQLiteAlyzer's files anywhere on the computer and just click the .exe to launch the app. Another possibility is to keep it stored on a USB flash drive to directly run it on any machine effortlessly. What's more, it doesn't integrate new entries into the Windows registry.

Once launched, SQLiteAlyzer shows a file browser dialog and asks you to indicate an SQLite database to open. The interface doesn't contain attractive graphical elements, yet it's very easy to get around.

The app reveals a template query and lets you create new ones and execute them with the click of a button. After finishing the query execution, it gives you the possibility to view and edit tables and rows.

As we expected, the utility didn't hamper system performance in our tests, since it required low CPU and memory to function normally. On the other hand, it prompted an error dialog in several cases while we were tinkering with its options. It may have compatibility issues with newer Windows versions, since it hasn't been updated for a while.

SQLiteAlyzer offers a simple solution for viewing SQLite databases without worrying about complicated features, and it should be particularly appealing to users less experienced with database applications.