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SQLite database fileThe FinancialDataTools.com SQLite Viewer is a free, browser-based tool for opening, inspecting, and exporting SQLite database files. It runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly — no file is ever uploaded to any server.
Open any SQLite database file: .db, .sqlite, .sqlite3, .db3, and other SQLite-compatible formats. Ideal for financial databases, brokerage exports, trading platforms, and accounting software.
Browse tables and rows in a spreadsheet-style grid. Sort any column ascending or descending. Filter rows by column values or custom conditions. Run any SELECT SQL query using the built-in SQL panel. Inspect table schema, column types, constraints, and indexes. Export data to CSV, JSON, TSV, or Excel (.xlsx) — including multi-table workbook export.
All database processing happens inside your browser using the sql.js WebAssembly engine. No file content is transmitted to any server. Your financial data stays private on your device. Closing the browser tab clears all data from memory immediately.
Click the Open button or drag and drop your .db or .sqlite file onto the viewer. Your database tables appear as tabs — click any tab to browse its rows. Use the search box to find values across all columns. Open the SQL panel to run custom queries. Click Export to download your data in CSV, JSON, or Excel format.
Browse brokerage account exports stored in SQLite. Inspect algorithmic trading backtests from Python frameworks like Backtrader or Zipline. Audit accounting software databases. Analyze downloaded market data from Quandl, Alpha Vantage, or FRED. Review personal finance app backups from iOS and Android budget apps.
Yes, the SQLite Viewer is completely free to use with no signup, no account, and no subscription required. All features including SQL querying, filtering, schema inspection, and multi-format export are available at no cost.
No. Your file is never uploaded anywhere. The SQLite Viewer runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly (sql.js). All database processing happens locally on your device. Closing the browser tab immediately clears all data from memory.
The viewer supports all standard SQLite database file formats including .db, .sqlite, .sqlite3, and .db3 files. Any file created by SQLite 3 is compatible, including exports from Python, brokerage platforms, accounting software, mobile finance apps, and trading frameworks.
Yes. The built-in SQL Query Panel lets you run any SELECT statement against your database. Results appear in the data grid and can be exported. This supports JOIN queries, aggregations, date range filtering, and custom analysis.
You can export data to CSV, JSON, TSV, and Excel (.xlsx). The multi-table workbook export lets you export every table to a single Excel file with each table on its own worksheet.
Yes. Because all processing happens in your browser and no file content is ever transmitted to any server, the viewer is safe for sensitive financial data including brokerage accounts, trading records, and accounting databases.
The viewer is optimized for desktop use. It is functional on tablet devices. Mobile phone screens are generally too small for comfortable table browsing and SQL querying.