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Version 18.0 · 2026-10-25
• Added support for iOS 27
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 18.0, updated 2026-10-25.








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DB Compass for SQLite allows you to access your SQLite databases. You can manage your data with a very clean and simple iOS user interface.
FEATURES (with in-app purchase):
• Table data: add, edit and delete record
• Table data: browse, filter, sort, and quick search on fetched data
• Assisted table creation
• Blob preview and export
• Blob update (from iOS Photos or Files)
• Export data grid to CSV, HTML, Excel, MSAccess(XML) and SQLite format
• Import CSV, MSAccess(MDB/ACCDB) or DBF tables
• View ER Diagram (interactive and with PNG/PDF export)
• A.I. integration (OpenAI & Ollama)
• Siri-Shortcuts actions
• Charts & Widgets
OpenAI, Gemini and Claude integration requires api key and is only available in allowed regions.
Ollama and LM Studio integration requires your server to connect.
-- This is a Premium app and some features may require an in-app lifetime unlock --…
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• Added support for iOS 27
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