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Public Metadata for Private Information
Leverage public tables deployed on tableland to describe private content hosted elsewhere.
Overview
If you're looking to store private data on decentralized storage, then Tableland + Lit Protocol is a perfect combo! Tableland provides a powerful SQL-based decentralized storage engine. Lit Protocol provides a flexible decentralized encryption system that you can use to delegate who is able to decrypt your Tableland data.
It’s simple
- Create a new table in Tableland.
- Encrypt the data before putting it into the table and decrypt it when they pull it out using Lit.
Resources
Check out the Lit Protocol dev docs here: https://developer.litprotocol.com/docs/intro
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