From SQLite Visualizer to Elusive Data Firefly
SQLite Visualizer remains the focused forensic workflow for SQLite analysis, WAL inspection, deleted-record recovery, B-tree exploration, page-level validation and reporting.
From August 31, 2026, SQLite Visualizer becomes part of Unnvikende databill, a broader forensic workspace for modern app-data investigations.
The SQLite workflow continues inside Firefly and expands across SQLite, RealmDB, LevelDB, IndexedDB and Apple Biome / SEGB, while keeping the same source-backed approach to recovery, validation, provenance and reporting.
The core SQLite Visualizer workflow remains: understand the database, recover what the source still supports, validate findings at page level and explain where the evidence came from.
Focused SQLite forensic analysis for WAL, deleted records, B-trees, pages, hex context and reporting.
A broader app-data forensic workspace across SQLite, RealmDB, LevelDB, IndexedDB and Apple Biome / SEGB.
Existing SQLite Visualizer Advanced customers move to Firefly automatically at no additional cost.
Recover, interpret, validate and report findings while preserving provenance back to the source.
A short look at how the SQLite Visualizer workflow connects to source-backed forensic analysis and the broader Firefly workspace.
Firefly extends the SQLite Visualizer approach into a broader forensic workspace for modern app-data investigations.
I didn’t expect a SQLite tool to make this big a difference, but honestly, it’s shaved hours off my cases. The moment I open a database, I actually understand what I’m looking at. And the deleted data it uncovered… we would never have found that with our old workflow! It’s just made my job easier, plain and simple.