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SQLite Releases

Track every SQLite release and version history. Release timelines, feature additions, and guidance for the most deployed database engine in the world.

Total Versions

Supported

Latest

Version Timeline

All tracked releases with lifecycle status and EOL dates.

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Health Status

Overall support health

SQLite Health Status
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EOL Countdown

Next end-of-life date

SQLite EOL Countdown
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Latest Version

Current stable release

SQLite Latest Version
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CVE Status

Known vulnerabilities

SQLite CVE Status
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about SQLite releases and lifecycle.

Does SQLite have end-of-life dates?
SQLite has pledged support until 2050. Individual versions are superseded by newer releases but the project itself has an exceptionally long support commitment.
How often does SQLite release new versions?
SQLite ships several releases per year, typically with bug fixes, performance improvements, and new SQL features.
Is SQLite suitable for production?
Yes, for the right use cases. SQLite powers mobile apps, embedded systems, desktop applications, and small to medium web sites. It is not suitable for high-concurrency multi-writer server workloads.
What is the difference between SQLite and PostgreSQL?
SQLite is a serverless, embedded database stored in a single file. PostgreSQL is a client-server database for multi-user applications. They target different use cases.

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