Make record editable only by the user who owns it - Free plan

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I’m working on sort of a portal where a user can manage their own public page. That is, they have a page on my site that displays their content and is viewable by anyone. I also want to give the user a way to edit that content, which means editing the underlying records in Airtable. But only the specific user who owns the record should be able to edit it - not the public, not all logged in users, and not a group of users.

I get the sense that this can only be done using paid features, like row-level permissions. I’ve explored the visibility options on edit record buttons, on blocks, and on pages, and I haven’t found a way to do this on the Free plan. Am I missing anything?

Thanks!

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Hi there, I am looking to do the same. I was wondering if you found a solution for this?

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Hi - nope, I haven’t found a solution, I have just had to hold off on providing this functionality to my users.

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You can try conditional filters so each user sees their own records and then define editing on those records