Might depend exactly what you mean by "share" ?
Do you want your workmates to be able to see and make changes to the data in your sqlite database ? From memory, sqlite is not really intended as a multiuser system, there is no database server as such, just a file that contains the data, your app has the code to work with the data file. So, if you put that file on a shared drive for example, sooner or later you will have locking problems as two people change it at the same time.
If the other people just need to read the data, you could give them a copy of both your binary and your database file. And maybe you'd need to send them an updated version from time to time.
Or, maybe you want to give them the app and let them create and manage their own dataset ? Thats easy too.
Maybe, sorry to have to say this, but maybe you need a multiuser database .....
Davo