Featured in Domain Arrivals · 2026-08-16

blindrange: a database designed for machines that cannot read your data

An open-source encrypted database that supports range and prefix queries across distributed nodes without handing those nodes the plaintext.

Why it surfaced

blindrange explains its privacy mechanism unusually clearly: encrypted values become opaque lookup keys, while the owner keeps the keys and post-filters results locally. The page also includes pricing, an audit-log example, a threat model, a live-network link, and the refreshing admission that if you cannot name a party you distrust, you should probably use Postgres.