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Apps Built with SQLite

SQLite is the database you use when there should not be a database server at all, and that description fits a lot of African use cases precisely. It is a file, embedded in the application, requiring no process to run, no port to secure and no operator to maintain. For mobile apps it is the standard local store, and it is what makes genuine offline-first behaviour possible: a field worker records data with no signal, and it syncs when a connection appears. For desktop business software it removes installation complexity entirely. It is also increasingly used in production on the server for read-heavy applications, where a single-file database on fast local storage is both simpler and quicker than a network hop to a database server. Browse the products using SQLite below.

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Frequently asked questions

Is SQLite suitable for production?
For many read-heavy applications, yes. It is also the standard local store in mobile apps and the usual basis for offline-first behaviour.
Why does it suit offline-first products?
It runs entirely on the device with no server, so data is captured without connectivity and synchronised later when a connection is available.