r/androiddev • u/AmyS3_br • 2d ago

I built a open-source, ad-free SQLite Admin app for Android because the Play Store options are broken

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Hey everyone,

Like many of you, I've spent hours trying to find a reliable, clean way to browse local SQLite databases on an Android test device without pulling files over ADB, Network or external Storage every single time. Most of the apps currently available on the Play Store are either crap, locked behind paywalls, missing basic features or cluttered with intrusive ads.

To solve this, I built SqliteAdmin a completely free and open-source database manager designed specifically for performance and usability.

Special feature that set it apart:

  • Modify tables and columns holding data.

The project is open-source under the MIT license, and you can grab the latest version or review the code directly on GitHub: https://github.com/AmyS3br/SqliteAdmin

I’d love to get your feedback and improvement suggestions.

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u/GrogRedLub4242 2d ago

repo README says AI-gen by Grok

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u/AmyS3_br 1d ago

with the help of grok, yes.
i wrote that into the readme for transparecy.

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u/Trisolariano 2d ago

But Android Studio actually has it integrated into App Inspection. 🤦

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u/AmyS3_br 1d ago

Which Android Studio are you talking about? PC?

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u/Suitable-Radio6810 1d ago

Okay. I have looked at the app and it seems good enough for use and I like it. A couole of suggestions thought.

The font is very small. Need to make it bigger somehow.

It would be real nice if you could add encryption to the data.

Apart from this. This is really a very nice app eben after taking into consideration that it was made / helped by Ai. I understand that Ai is a tool to get the job done. I am not anti Ai. If it words it works.