PidanosDNS · Network & Security
Your network, your rules.
Ads, trackers and malware — PidanosDNS blocks them across your entire network. Automatically, on every device, from your phone to your TV. Set it up once, and you are done.
How it works
Set it up once. Protected everywhere.
PidanosDNS sits exactly where every device goes out to the internet. That is where the filtering happens — which is why one setup covers your whole network.
Step 1
A device wants online.
Phone, laptop, TV: before anything loads, every device asks for directions. From now on, that question goes to PidanosDNS first.
Step 2
PidanosDNS decides.
Good requests go through. Ads, trackers and malware never get in — the connection simply never happens.
Step 3
You notice: nothing.
Everything works the way it always did — just cleaner. No apps on your devices, no pop-ups, nothing to configure.
The roadmap
Four building blocks, clearly defined.
01
Dashboard
See what is going on in your network at a glance: what was requested, what was blocked — live and easy to read.
02
Blocklists
Ready-made lists against ads, trackers and malware — plus your own rules whenever you want the final say.
03
Roles
Different devices, different rules: stricter for the kids’ room, more relaxed for the server. You decide who gets what.
04
Auto-updates
Lists and system keep themselves current. Nothing to maintain — it simply runs.
Where it runs
Small enough for a Pi. Serious enough for a server.
PidanosDNS runs on hardware you own — a Raspberry Pi is plenty. Set it up, put it on the shelf, never think about it again. And if you want more: it is just as happy on a server.
Good-looking and clever
PidanosDNS looks as good as it works: a tidy interface built on Material 3 Expressive that you find your way around immediately.
Public Build
PidanosDNS is being built in the open on GitHub. You can watch it take shape at any time — commit by commit.