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Về Willow
Willow is a set of verifiable data infrastructure protocols for decentralized applications, built around three capabilities: indexing blockchain data, storing structured records and serving files. Its core proposition is that every read returns a cryptographic proof users can verify themselves, so applications no longer depend on the interpretation given by centralized indexers or databases but verify the data directly.
In its composition, Willow offers three modules: verifiable indexing, structured data storage and file storage. Indexing can cover multiple chains with verifiable query receipts, storage carries SQL-like records in subgroves anchored on-chain, and files are delivered after chunking, content addressing and Merkle verification. The protocol provides multilingual SDKs such as TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Swift and React, and already has a usable devnet and a dashboard for verified analytics, targeting scenarios that need trustworthy data such as DeFi analytics, compliance auditing and AI agents.
Willow publicly launched its verifiable data protocol in September 2026, aiming to replace the trusted indexer: every read across indexing, structured storage and file storage carries a cryptographic proof verifiable in a browser, in a Lambda or inside an enclave, with all three capabilities running on the same verification primitives and six SDKs in TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Swift and React. It shipped as working software rather than a paper, with a devnet, dashboard and block explorer live at once, and its first partner deployment yieldnest.willow.tech makes YieldNest's TVL and vault data verifiable end to end, a collaboration already recorded in YieldNest's May report. Storage nodes must stake and prove availability to earn rewards.
Willow's stated priorities for the coming months are three: extend verifiable indexing beyond Ethereum and the major L2s, open a public devnet while moving toward progressive decentralisation, and add more partner deployments like YieldNest on dedicated subdomains so outside teams can ship verifiable data products themselves.