Exactly what I needed. The UI manages to be clean and intuitive without sacrificing essential features. I'm also a big fan of the inclusion of Shortcuts integration -- this wasn't critical for me, but I find myself using it a lot since it was included.
I'm also really glad to see the developer making regular updates. There are too many dev tools in the app store that have been abandoned, but this doesn't seem to be one of them. Thanks, dev!
This has been a great SQLite client app. It gets updated with helpful features often. The versions of SQLite that are available also get updated quickly. The developer is very helpful and responsive to feature requests and bug reports too.
I got this app to try and was surprised to find a rich set of convenient features that made the work with SQLite db so easy and efficient. This going to be my only app for SQLite work.
Hated trying to browse the iOS Simulator to find the sqlite file. This makes it such a breeze and the editor is great. Love it!
The application is wonderful when it works. Does everything I’d like in regards to SQLite functionality.
I use it for work but pay the subscription myself because it is useful.
But it crashes at least once a day and you lose anything that is not saved. It is a pain when that happens.
It’s been happening for the 8 months or so I’ve had it installed. If the devs can’t fix the crashing, the least they could do is save the opened files in temp or cloud storage on the OSX filesystem and recover when the app crashes.
Could you send us the crash report alongside reproduce steps via Menu - Help - Report an Issue so we can investigate it and fix it?
The developer is quite difficult to work with concerning a single basic flaw that is not displayed in any other Mac Apps.
Paying for a lifetime license still requires me to sign-in every single time the app is launched (if I am not already signed into the Mac App Store).
The product is never questioned in behaving incorrectly, but it's always Apple's fault.
Seems to be a well-written and nicely interfaced SQLite client. Zero problems thus far.
When buying, it doesn't give you the ability to enter in card information and instead just buys it. Would've liked to have my company cover this but now I am on the hook for it, thanks.
Basically Postico (Postgres) but for SQLite.
The app was exactly what I needed. Had to sign up for the "free" trial, and was subsequently charged over $10.