I built QuaryLite because I kept switching between a SQLite browser and ChatGPT to understand data I didn't write. It felt like the AI should just be in the same window as the database. It's a native desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux) built with Tauri and Rust. The main features: - Monaco editor with SQL syntax highlighting - Schema explorer — tables, columns, indexes, views, row counts - AI chat that knows your schema — works with Claude, GPT-4, OpenRouter, or local Ollama models - Write/DDL queries from AI require an Approve step before running - 4 themes, drag-and-drop to open a DB, keyboard shortcuts for everything Nothing leaves your machine except the AI API call. Your database stays local. Would love feedback — especially on the AI flow and anything that feels rough. MIT licensed.

QuaryLite

open-source SQLite IDE with AI chat built in Tauri

open-source SQLite IDE with AI chat built in Tauri