ADB SQLite DevTools

Inspect SQLite databases on Android devices. Browse tables, view schemas, and run SQL queries — all from your browser.

Quick Start (npm)

npm install --save-dev adb-sqlite-viewer
npx sqlite-viewer

Opens a local server at http://127.0.0.1:8085 with the full UI and ADB bridge built in. One command, no extra downloads.

# Custom port
npx sqlite-viewer --port 3000

Requirements: adb on your PATH (Android SDK Platform-Tools) and a USB-connected Android device with debugging enabled.

All Options

npm Package (Recommended for dev workflows)

Install into any project and run alongside your app:

npm install --save-dev adb-sqlite-viewer

Add to your package.json scripts:

{
  "scripts": {
    "sqlite-viewer": "sqlite-viewer"
  }
}

Then npm run sqlite-viewer opens the viewer. Works great alongside React Native, Flutter, or any Android project.

Desktop App

Download the Windows installer from Releases. Double-click to launch — the bridge server starts automatically.

Hosted Version + ADB Bridge

Use the deployed version at amitwinit.github.io/SQLite-DevTools-Mobile-ReactNative together with the standalone ADB Bridge.

1. Download adb-bridge.exe from Releases
2. Run adb-bridge.exe
3. Open the hosted website — it auto-detects the bridge

Website (HTTPS) ──HTTP──> localhost:15555 (bridge) ──> adb shell ──> Device

Hosted Version with WebUSB (No install required)

Open amitwinit.github.io/SQLite-DevTools-Mobile-ReactNative in Chrome/Edge. Uses WebUSB to talk directly to the device — no server needed.

Note: Requires adb kill-server first (WebUSB and ADB can't share the USB interface). Not suitable when you need ADB running for development.

When to Use Which

| Scenario | Recommended | |----------|-------------| | Active development (React Native, Flutter, etc.) | npx sqlite-viewer or Desktop App | | Quick one-off DB inspection | WebUSB (hosted version) | | CI or shared dev environment | npx sqlite-viewer | | No Node.js installed | Desktop App or WebUSB |

Development

npm install
npm run dev          # Vite dev server
npm run build        # Build for GitHub Pages
npm run electron:dev # Build + launch Electron app
npm run electron:build # Build Electron installer

License

MIT