SQLITE

The simplest database.The smartest agent.

data.db
app.camelai.app

One file. Complete application.

No server. No credentials. No connection string. Just a file.

camelAI's persistent workspace includes SQLite by default. Every workspace has it. No setup required. Start querying the moment you open a conversation.

What you can build

Rapid prototyping

Spin up a working app with real data in minutes. SQLite is already there — no database provisioning, no credentials to manage. Perfect for MVPs and proof-of-concepts.

Local-first apps

Build apps that work with local data. SQLite databases live in your workspace and survive across sessions. Your data is always there.

Data exploration

Upload a .db file and start querying immediately. camelAI reads your schema, understands your tables, and builds visualizations on the spot.

Upload & analyze

Have a SQLite database from another tool? Upload it. camelAI opens it, explores the schema, and lets you query and visualize without any setup.

When to use SQLite with camelAI

  • You want to prototype fast without database setup
  • Your data fits in a single file (up to 100GB in camelAI)
  • You’re exploring a dataset someone sent you
  • You want a self-contained app with no external dependencies
  • You’re building something for personal use or a small team

For production workloads with concurrent users, consider Postgres or Supabase.

What will you build?

I uploaded a SQLite database from my iOS app. Explore the schema and build a dashboard showing user engagement metrics — daily active users, session duration, and feature usage.

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Create a personal finance tracker app. Use SQLite to store transactions, categories, and budgets. Build a dashboard with monthly spending breakdowns and savings trends.

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I have a research dataset as a .db file with 3 tables. Run a correlation analysis between the variables in the measurements table and visualize the results as a heatmap.

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Build a lightweight CMS for my blog. Store posts, tags, and comments in SQLite. Create an admin panel for writing posts and a public-facing site to display them.

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Simple data. Powerful results.