SQLite3

SQLite3 is a system framework bundled with macOS itself, not a standalone application or separately distributed component. The version of the SQLite3 framework you have access to is determined entirely by which version of macOS you are running — Apple ships native Apple Silicon builds of SQLite3 as part of every modern macOS release. If you are a developer using SQLite3 in your own applications, ensure you are linking against the system framework (typically via -lsqlite3 at build time or the SQLite3 module in your language of choice). If you are experiencing architecture-compatibility issues with a third-party Node.js module like node-sqlite3, that is a problem with the module's native bindings, not with SQLite3 itself — update the module using npm install sqlite3 --build-from-source --target_arch=arm64, which will compile its bindings for Apple Silicon. For end users: if your Mac is running a recent macOS (Ventura, Sonoma, Sequoia, or newer), you already have a native Apple Silicon build of SQLite3 available to all applications on your system. No separate update is needed.