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Open Any SQLite Database, Read-Only by Default

ByteTable opens a SQLite database like a spreadsheet opens a file: browse tables and views, sort, filter, run SQL, and export, all read-only until you explicitly unlock editing.

Get ByteTable from the Microsoft Store
  • $9.99 one-time
  • Free trial
ByteTable showing a database table open in the grid view

What it does

  • Opens .db / .sqlite files by drag and drop or file picker
  • Tables AND views, with smooth paging for large tables
  • Sort, filter, and run free-form SQL queries
  • Export the rows you are viewing to CSV or JSON
  • Read-only by default, enforced at the database-engine level
  • Explicit editing unlock; in-place cell edits and row deletion

Good to know

  • CSV/JSON export and editing are paid features; the trial lists every table and browses one in full.

Frequently asked questions

Will opening a database in ByteTable change it?

Not unless you choose to. ByteTable opens every database read-only by default, enforced by the database engine itself, until you explicitly unlock editing.

Can I run my own SQL queries?

Yes, a free-form SQL console is built in.

Can I export what I am looking at?

Yes, to CSV or JSON, with values written exactly as stored.

Does it handle large tables?

Yes, tables and views page smoothly, with sorting and filtering.

What if a table or column name has spaces or special characters?

It works normally; those names are handled correctly.

Your files stay yours

All 11 KS-ByteBox apps run entirely on your PC. They have no accounts and no tracking, and your files never leave your machine. Purchases and licensing are handled by the Microsoft Store.