SQLite Client by SQLPro App Reviews

I generally like this app and it does its job really well. As a developer, I’d really appreciate though if the developer of this app would stop updating it every couple of days. Three updates in I think a week is too much. I appreciate that you continue to work on this app, but please try to consolidate the changes you plan to make into fewer updates and stop clogging Apple’s review process with your updates. Thanks!

Until downloading this application, I used several, overly complex ways of seeding my SQLite DB for Core Data. This really simplifies the process by providing a nice interface to view and change values within the table. Thank you and please maintain support for this application.

Ive tried a couple different sqlite applications and honestly none so far do everything I want. This one comes the closes and for the price it cannot be beat!

Works well and easy to use.

Bought this to modify a sqlite DB schema. It crashed every time I attempted to make a change, the UI is buggy and clumsy, and ultimately, I had to use a different tool to accomplish my tasks. This app will be promptly deleted… Only wish I could get my money back.

Its been working fine for me except when I do bulk imports, inserts, and updates during which it will simply hang, requiring a force quit. If youre expecting something like Sequel Pro for SQLite, look elsewhere--this is not it. The name "Professional" is not fitting of a product that crashes so frequently.

Ive got a large database that I use this app for all the time. So far its done everything Ive needed it to!

Crash every time. If you try to make only simple update with 150 records, the app freeze and crash! If you make the App opened, and add some record in some table in other software, this App jump in my taskbar but when I try to open, its freeze and crash again! Resuming: Its impossible to have professional work with these app, at least in lastest version. I hope the company fix these bugs!

Just purchased this for $9 and it doesnt work. I created db file, and filled out my 80 row table, only to have the app tell me theres an error, and that it cant provide any more information… Ive never had an app fail this quick. Im hoping that it will work once I restart my computer. Running 10.8 and i7 processor (64 bit).

Please make bezelStyle of the buttons NSTexturedRoundedBezelStyle! i cant look at it!

I use it mainly as a data browser for my core data databases. This has more than enough features. I have used many SQL tools for different databases over the years and this finially gives me a good tool for sqlite. I had an issue today with 1.0.19, most likely caused by the 10.9 OS update, and the developer had the fix to me within minutes. Can’t beat that!

This app is really useful, it replaces (for me) the sqlite firefox addon, which by comparison is poor. I havent experienced any issues with this app, and it has never crashed.

So far this apps working great. Ive got a decent sized database and ive had no problems using this app.

When I am writing a statement in the Query Mode, the editor automatically corrects single quotes, to be a formated single quote. Which SQLite wont read… If you type SELECT ’test’, it won’t work at all, which is really annoying.

Nice and easy application, works good. Exactly what I needed.

Great app. Its easy to use and understand. Also it’s fast and clean, and what I like most is the UI. Work great, exactly what I was looking for Great app

So far this app has been solid for quick views of SQLite dbs and simple queries.

This application is really solid. Never had a problem with it… and compared to the competition, it looks a lot better. Very happy with it!

I’ve been loving this app for a while. I don’t mind the frequent updates as that at least means development is continuing. I use this all the time in my own development work. Keep up the great work!

It’s not 100% yet, but what is there is well worth it. Being a software engineer myself, I can imagine what a nightmare it is to build an application like this. The updates are always a step in the right direction and I believe that one day this will be the standard for SQLite development. Great job, guys!