Browse, query, and edit SQLite databases inside VS Code. A fast three-pane explorer with a dense data grid, schema-aware SQL editor, inline editing, and foreign-key previews — pure WASM, no native binaries.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
A fast, dense workspace for SQLite databases — right inside VS Code and Cursor. Right-click any database file → Open With → Super SQLite, or just open a .sqlite, .sqlite3, .db, or .db3 file, and get a three-pane view: object list · data grid · row inspector.
Explore
Browse every table and view, with instant search and a toggle for system tables
A dense, virtualized data grid that stays smooth on large tables
Click any column to sort; drag to resize columns
Page through big tables with "Page N of M" and lazily-counted totals
Inspect any row in full, with inline previews of the rows its foreign keys point to
See each table's structure — columns, indexes, foreign keys — and its full schema
The whole UI follows your editor's color theme
Query
A built-in SQL editor with schema-aware autocomplete
Run with ⌘↵ and read results in the same dense grid
Edit
Double-click a cell (or use the inspector) to edit; changes stage as pending until you commit
Commit on Enter or when you leave the row, or from the Save bar — Revert discards everything staged
Add rows from a form, and delete rows with a two-step confirm
Values are matched to each column's type; set an explicit NULL with the field's ∅ button or ⌘⌫
Views and tables without a stable row identity stay safely read-only
Settings
superSqlite.pageSize — how many rows to load per page (default 1000)
Roadmap
Saved queries, CSV/JSON export, multi-row bulk edits, attaching multiple databases, a relationship view, and import.
