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This sounds a lot like Postgres or MySQL. Is the point of this to have compatibility with the huge number of existing SQLite applications?

The SQLite team are good at listening to the people who use the software.

People who use SQLite want to be able to scale it to handle higher concurrent write loads, including from multiple processes.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. If you're already using SQlite, here's a faster version of it.

SQLite is MUCH easier to deploy.

But HC-tree sounds like it's a full-on server like Postgres, and unlike regular SQLite. Maybe I'm mistaken.

Edit: I was wrong, this makes more sense now. This isn't comparable to Postgres.