The Web interface shows how many ads were blocked, a query log, and more.

Domains can be whitelisted and blacklisted using either the web interface or the command line.

The settings page lets you control and configure your Pi-hole.

Pi-hole ships with a built-in DHCP server. This allows you to let your network devices use Pi-hole as their DNS server if your router does not let you adjust the DHCP options.

Pi-hole

Linux

Self-Hosted

CentOS

Fedora

Ubuntu

Debian

Raspbian

Raspberry Pi

Block ads for all your devices without the need to install client-side software. The Pi-hole blocks ads at the DNS-level, so all your devices are protected.

DNS Query Log

DNS Query Log contains a record of all the DNS requests made by systems on your network. You can find out how many sites were blocked for a particular reason, or you can look back through a line-by-line detailed log listing the activity of a particular system.

The DNS Query Log has convenient shortcuts to block/allow a particular site. You can also submit sites you believe to be tracking, so the wider community of users can benefit.

Top Level Domain Blocking

Some domains are cheap/free, and as a result attract a high number of malicious websites. The lifetime of some sites can be as low as a few hours, so its almost impossible to block them through a traditional blocklist. NoTrack provides you the option to completely block access to the worst of these top level domains.
Think of it trying to avoid a bad neighbourhood.

NoTrack Analytics

NoTrack analytics will monitor your traffic and provide an Alert when any of your devices attempt to access known malware sites, as well as for sites suspected of being related to tracking, but have not yet been blocked.
You have the option of Investigating the traffic further, Whitelisting, or Blacklisting the site. Once completed you can Resolve or Delete the alert.

Analytics runs on your system locally. None of your data is ever transmitted. This feature will be expanded further in future versions of NoTrack.

NoTrack

NoTrack is a network-wide tracker blocker. You can install it on a small lightweight Linux computer, e.g. a Raspberry Pi.

desktop

mobile

tablet

browser

console

wearable

indie

custom

Windows

Online

Android

iPhone

iPad

Android Tablet

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Chrome OS

Google Chrome

Windows Phone

Firefox

Steam

Kindle Fire

Windows Mobile

Windows S

Blackberry

Wordpress

Apple Watch

PortableApps.com

Xbox

Apple TV

Playstation

Opera

Magento Community Edition

Android Wear

Safari

Java Mobile

Symbian S60

JavaScript

Wine

Blackberry 10

Python

Xfce

Node.JS

Facebook

Java

Slack

Haiku

Shopify

HP webOS

.NET Framework

Microsoft Office Outlook

Fire TV

Chromium

Apps with 'Network-wide blocking' feature

Pi-hole

NoTrack