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v1.21.2May 26, 2026

SQLite Client & Keyboard Shortcut Guide

SQLite Client & Keyboard Shortcut Guide. Also in this release: SQLite Database Client.

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What changed

New features

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  • Connect to any SQLite database file from the database client — select SQLite as the engine, browse for the file, and start querying immediately with the same SQL editor and result grid you use for Postgres, MySQL, and every other engine
  • Click a .sqlite, .sqlite3, or .db file in the file explorer and it opens directly in the database client — no need to manually create a connection first
  • Right-click context menu on SQLite files includes "Open in Database Client" for a quick path from browsing files to running queries
  • Dedicated file icon for SQLite files in the file explorer so database files stand out visually
  • Browse button in the connection form lets you pick a SQLite file via your OS file picker instead of typing the path manually
  • Smart form adaptation — selecting SQLite hides the host, port, user, password, and SSL fields since they don't apply to local file databases
  • Row counts in the schema sidebar — table and view listings now show the number of rows next to each item so you can gauge data size at a glance
  • Press ⌘/ to open a full-screen shortcut reference — a searchable overlay showing every keyboard shortcut organized by category (General, Layout, Terminal, Editor, Browser, Tasks)
  • Search across all shortcuts by name, key combination, or description to find what you need instantly
  • Link to Settings → Shortcuts in the header for quick access to customize any binding
  • Animated open/close transitions with staggered category cards for a polished feel

Improvements

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  • Schema loading indicator in the database sidebar — a spinner and skeleton placeholders appear while the schema is being fetched, replacing the previous blank state
  • Connection rail is now collapsible — click the collapse button to shrink the connection sidebar to icon-only mode, giving more horizontal space to the query editor
  • Loading spinner on the active connection icon while a schema fetch or connection test is in progress

Screenshots

Keyboard shortcut guide overlay open over the app with category cards for General, Layout, and Terminal and a search field at the top
Keyboard shortcut guide overlay open over the app with category cards for General, Layout, and Terminal and a search field at the top
SQLite editor in fullscreen mode showing tags table rows with a pending row change and Jump / Revert / Commit action bar
SQLite editor in fullscreen mode showing tags table rows with a pending row change and Jump / Revert / Commit action bar
1DevTool database panel with a SQLite .db file selected in the file explorer, Tables and Functions in the schema sidebar, and an inline-editable rows grid
1DevTool database panel with a SQLite .db file selected in the file explorer, Tables and Functions in the schema sidebar, and an inline-editable rows grid
SQLite database client overview with the schema sidebar showing tables, row counts, and a query editor
SQLite database client overview with the schema sidebar showing tables, row counts, and a query editor
SQLite editor in full-screen mode showing query results and a Commit Changes action for staged edits
SQLite editor in full-screen mode showing query results and a Commit Changes action for staged edits
Keyboard shortcut guide overlay opened with category cards and a search field for finding shortcuts by name or key
Keyboard shortcut guide overlay opened with category cards and a search field for finding shortcuts by name or key