Tableland is an open-source, permissionless relational database built on SQLite, enabling web3 developers to read and write tamperproof data from applications, data pipelines, and EVM smart contracts. It provides on-chain security with wallet and contract-based authentication, addressing the need for decentralized data management across multiple blockchain networks.
Funding
$10.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Web3 applications require decentralized data management solutions that offer tamperproof storage and on-chain security, but traditional databases lack the necessary features for blockchain integration. Developers need a way to read and write data directly from applications, data pipelines, and smart contracts across multiple blockchain networks without compromising data integrity.
Solution
Tableland provides a decentralized relational database built on SQLite, enabling Web3 developers to manage tamperproof data across various EVM-compatible blockchains. It allows reading and writing data directly from applications, data pipelines, and smart contracts, ensuring data integrity through on-chain security measures. The platform supports wallet and contract-based authentication and authorization, offering fine-grained row- and column-level write access control. Tableland's architecture facilitates building data-driven Web3 applications with a fully-featured, ACID-compliant relational database engine.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes Web3 developers building decentralized applications (dApps), data pipelines, and smart contracts that require secure, tamperproof data storage and management across multiple blockchain networks.
Features
- Decentralized database built on SQLite for relational data management
- Support for multiple EVM-compatible blockchains, including Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, Arbitrum Nova, and Polygon
- Wallet and contract-based authentication and authorization for on-chain security
- Fine-grained row- and column-level write access control
- Ability to read and write data from frontends, backends, and smart contracts
- ACID-compliant transactions for data consistency
- Studio interface for discovering, designing, deploying, and managing data-driven Web3 applications