: Features datasets like Social Security Baby Names (1980–2015) , S.F. Food Inspections , and U.S. Earthquakes (1995–2015) .
: A massive repository where you can filter by "SQLite" to find community-contributed datasets for machine learning and analytics. Common Datasets Included in Starter Packs
Testing full-text search (FTS5) performance, complex indexing, and pagination. Key Features: Large text fields and massive row counts. 4. GeoLite2 World Cities (Best for Location Services)
Ideal for testing your application's database abstraction layer (DAL).
: M3.0+ Earthquakes in the contiguous U.S. (1995–2015) . Safety Note
— Many starter packs can be downloaded from Kaggle, where users have uploaded SQLite databases with various datasets. Search for "SQLite" on Kaggle to find numerous starter packs.
If you need help finding a specific dataset for your application, please let me know:
Integrating a starter pack into your local development environment takes less than two minutes. Follow these three steps to get started: Step 1: Download the Starter Pack
To start querying the data in these packs, you will need an SQLite client to open the files: