SQLiteDatabase files are database files created by SQLite, a self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine. SQLite is one of the most widely deployed database engines in the world. These files store entire SQL databases, including tables, indexes, views, triggers, and other database objects, in a single file. This makes them highly portable and easy to distribute. They are commonly used in embedded systems, mobile applications, desktop applications, and websites. The SQLite format is cross-platform, meaning a database file created on one operating system can typically be opened and used on another. SQLite databases are often used for local data storage within applications, providing a convenient and efficient way to manage structured data without the overhead of a traditional client-server database system. They are also used for data analysis and reporting, as well as for storing configuration information.