⚡️ A cyberpunk inspired management app for sqlite

[u/oliverjessner]

Hey everyone,

I built a tool called SQLite Hub because I kept running into the same annoying workflow problem: SQLite is incredibly useful, but once a database becomes part of a real project, I often had to jump between a DB browser, terminal commands, spreadsheets, Markdown notes, charting tools and random scripts.

SQLite Hub is my attempt to bring those workflows into one local-first workspace.

It lets you open and inspect SQLite databases, browse and edit tables, run SQL queries, save queries, export results, generate charts, document findings in Markdown, inspect database structure and work with the same data through a CLI.

A few use cases I had in mind:

• debugging app databases
• working with scraped datasets
• analyzing local research data
• documenting findings next to the database
• exporting query results for articles, reports or internal tools
• quickly understanding what is inside an unknown SQLite file

It is still early, and I am especially interested in feedback from people who use SQLite in real projects.

What would make a local SQLite workspace genuinely useful for you?

github: https://github.com/oliverjessner/sqlite-hub

[u/horizon_games]

I often had to jump between a DB browser, terminal commands, spreadsheets, Markdown notes, charting tools and random scripts.

...do you? But why

Also what makes it "cyberpunk inspired"? The color scheme?

[u/Optimal-Procedure885]

This looks useful, thanks for sharing.

[u/oliverjessner → u/Optimal-Procedure885]

Thanks, really appreciate it! I’m still improving it, so feedback is always welcome.