What this MVP shows
You can write SQL, execute multiple statements, create tables, insert sample rows, and inspect result sets as tables. It gives the basic feel of an in-browser SQL sandbox before adding heavier features.
This SQLite Playground runs a small in-memory database directly in the browser. It is useful for testing SELECT queries, table structures, joins, grouping, sorting, inserts and updates without connecting to a server database.
You can write SQL, execute multiple statements, create tables, insert sample rows, and inspect result sets as tables. It gives the basic feel of an in-browser SQL sandbox before adding heavier features.
The database is created in memory through sql.js and WebAssembly. Queries run on your device, and resetting the database creates a clean empty SQLite instance.
This MVP does not persist data, import files, export databases, or provide schema navigation yet. Large datasets and long-running queries can still consume browser resources.