SQLiteEasy

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 13 September 2026

This policy explains what data the SQLiteEasy app (“SQLiteEasy”, “the app”) records, how it is used, and your choices. SQLiteEasy is published by TraLand.com (“we”, “us”). If you have any questions, contact us at support@traland.com.

The short version

No account, no sign-in. SQLiteEasy does not ask you to register.
SQLiteEasy itself makes no network connections of any kind — not for updates, not for analytics, not for anything. The one exception is Apple’s own “rate this app” sheet, which the system presents on request: SQLiteEasy opens no connection for it, sends nothing and receives nothing, and the sheet appears at most once every 90 days.
You can check that rather than trust it: the app ships with no network entitlement at all — neither com.apple.security.network.client nor com.apple.security.network.server is in its entitlements.
It has no analytics, no advertising, and no third-party SDKs.
The database files you open stay on your Mac. We — the developer — never see them.

What the app does

SQLiteEasy opens SQLite database files that you choose, shows you what is in them, and lets you run SQL against them and edit their contents. It is a tool for looking at your own files.

Your databases

The files you open stay where they are. SQLiteEasy reads and writes them directly on your Mac, and never copies, uploads or transmits their contents anywhere.

The app runs inside Apple’s App Sandbox and can only reach files you have explicitly chosen through a system open panel. It asks for no access to any other location.

What is stored, and where

To work the way you would expect between launches, SQLiteEasy stores the following on your Mac only, inside the app’s own sandboxed storage:

the list of database files you have recently opened, so they can be reopened;
queries you choose to save to Bookmarks;
unsaved editor text, checkpointed as you type so that it survives a crash or a force-quit.

None of this leaves your device. It is not uploaded to any server and we never receive it. Deleting the SQLiteEasy app removes all of it.

Schema snapshots

A schema snapshot contains the structure of a database only — table, column, index and view definitions. It contains no table contents. It records the database’s file name so you can tell snapshots apart, but never its path.

Diagnostics

SQLiteEasy has no automatic error reporting. Nothing is ever sent when something goes wrong.

If you choose File › Export Diagnostics…, the app writes a plain text file to a location you pick. It contains app and system versions, build settings, and recent error messages with their statements and literal values stripped out. It contains no database contents, no query text and no file paths. It is not sent anywhere — you can read it first and decide whether to email it to us.

Distribution

SQLiteEasy is distributed through the Mac App Store and is free. There is no in-app purchase and nothing is gated, so there is no payment, and no payment details for anyone to handle. Apple gives us anonymised, aggregated download figures that identify nobody.

The app validates its App Store receipt locally on your Mac at launch, which involves no network connection and sends nothing to us or to Apple.

Third parties

SQLiteEasy contains no third-party SDKs, analytics libraries, advertising frameworks or crash reporters. There is no code in it that talks to anyone.

Data retention and deletion

Everything lives on your Mac and is under your control:

Clear the Recents list from the File menu.
Delete saved queries from the Bookmarks panel.
Deleting the SQLiteEasy app removes all of its stored data from your Mac.

Because we never receive your data, there is nothing for us to retain or delete on your behalf.

Children’s privacy

SQLiteEasy is a developer utility and is not directed at children. It collects no personal information from anyone, including children.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we will update it here and revise the “Last updated” date above. Material changes will be reflected in a future app update.