macOS
Tome
A SQLite browser that opens your database and gets out of the way.
Most SQLite tools are either bloated database IDEs or bare command-line utilities. Tome sits between the two — a native Mac app that opens any SQLite file, shows you the data, and lets you query, edit, and export without setup.
Open any SQLite file
Drop a .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file and you are browsing — tables in the sidebar, data in the grid, schema at a glance.
SQL editor with syntax highlighting
Write queries with keyword highlighting, autocomplete for table and column names, and instant results below the editor.
Edit data inline
Click any cell in the grid to edit it. Insert rows, duplicate them, or delete — changes write directly to the database.
Export to CSV, JSON, or SQL
Export any table or query result. CSV opens in Excel and Numbers, JSON gives you objects keyed by column name, SQL recreates the table anywhere.
Schema browser & ER diagrams
Tables, views, indices, and triggers in the sidebar. An ER diagram shows relationships between tables at a glance.
Native and lightweight
SwiftUI and the sqlite3 C API — no Electron, no web wrapper. Opens instantly, uses minimal memory.
Pay once. Every update included.
No subscription and no account. One purchase on the Mac App Store covers every future version.
Requirements
macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later. Tome only accesses files you open yourself — no network, no telemetry.