Filter unwanted domains
Managed threat and content sources, app categories, Safe Search, and custom rules can stop matching hostnames before the device connects.
Use QueryWarden as a private, DNS-based family internet filter on a compatible device: block matching threat, ad, tracker, app, and adult-content domains; enforce Safe Search; and schedule selected categories. The Free plan covers one device and one profile today. Paid multi-profile access and household membership remain planned.
QueryWarden evaluates the hostname a device asks for before the destination connection. That makes private DNS useful for parental control and household policy, while keeping the boundary clear: DNS cannot inspect a full URL, page, message, video, or file.
Managed threat and content sources, app categories, Safe Search, and custom rules can stop matching hostnames before the device connects.
Profiles, domain decisions, and schedules are implemented. Free includes one device and one profile; paid multi-profile entitlements and household roles are not open yet.
Block requests to matching advertising and tracking domains across compatible apps and websites, subject to the limits of domain-level filtering.
The policy engine isolates profiles and devices, previews domain decisions, and enforces app and category schedules. DNS-based filtering can reduce access to matching destinations, but it is not a substitute for operating-system screen-time controls, supervision, or content-aware filtering.
Paid prices and features below are proposed launch terms, not currently purchasable subscriptions.
Essential DNS visibility and protection for one everyday device.
Planned protection for a person with multiple devices and profiles.
Planned household roles, individual policies, and schedules.
Planned centralized policy and reporting for organizations.
The Free plan is available now. Paid upgrades remain closed until their listed capabilities and Stripe billing are live.