Know what gets stopped.
See recently blocked domains, the device that asked, and the category that blocked them. Background activity becomes something you can actually inspect.

YOUR DEVICES. YOUR DATA. YOUR SAY.
You turn on the TV. Open an app. Get on with your day. Behind the scenes, your devices can connect to advertising and tracking services. Take back some say in what gets through.
GladNoAd blocks DNS requests to known ad, tracker, and malicious domains—for devices using it on your network.
No subscription. No app on every device. Your rules.
Everyday apps and devices quietly check in with ad and tracking services. What they collect ends up in profiles you never see, sorted and sold.
Watch a request get blocked ↓One DNS filter. Across devices that use it.
THE PART YOU DON’T SEE
The thing you asked your device to do isn’t always the only thing it does.
A page loads. A game starts. A TV checks in. Alongside the content you want, some services make requests to advertising, analytics, and tracking domains.
GladNoAd checks DNS requests against its blocking rules. When a destination matches, it refuses the lookup. Other requests go to your chosen DNS provider.
Make the invisible visibleA REQUEST. A CHECK. A DECISION.
Watch a typical evening of lookups. Trackers get stopped at GladNoAd; everything else goes on its way. Allow a blocked one and see your rule take over.
checks every lookupDNS filtering works when devices use GladNoAd. Encrypted DNS, Private Relay, or other resolvers can bypass it. It won’t remove every ad or prevent every form of tracking.
PROTECTION YOU CAN LIVE WITH
Privacy should fit your household. GladNoAd gives you practical ways to see what’s happening and handle the exceptions.
See recently blocked domains, the device that asked, and the category that blocked them. Background activity becomes something you can actually inspect.
Choose blocking categories. Allow a domain you need. Block one you don’t. You decide what belongs on your network.
Give a particular device more flexibility with Frictionless mode, or pause filtering for five minutes while you troubleshoot.
Blocklists refresh automatically each night. Check their version in the dashboard, or request a fresh update yourself.
FROM BOX TO BLOCKING
Start with one device, or configure your router to send your household’s DNS requests to GladNoAd.
Get GladNoAdJoin GladNoAd’s setup Wi-Fi and enter the PIN displayed on the device.
Choose your network, save your settings, and change the dashboard’s admin password.
Set its address as DNS in your router or a test device. Reserve the address in your router, then open the dashboard to see activity.
A FEW STRAIGHT ANSWERS
GladNoAd is a DNS filtering device that works with your existing network. It checks domain lookups against blocking rules. It does not replace your router, encrypt all your traffic, or make you anonymous.
No. It blocks matching DNS requests that reach it. Ads served from the same domains as wanted content can remain, and devices using other DNS services can bypass filtering.
Find the domain in Recently Blocked and allow it. You can also use Frictionless mode for selected devices, or pause filtering for five minutes to help diagnose the issue.
The domain blocklists refresh nightly. This version does not support firmware updates. Nightly maintenance includes a brief restart, during which DNS service pauses.
No subscription is required. Current availability is explained on the Get GladNoAd page.
YOUR HOME. YOUR DEVICES. YOUR BUSINESS.
No subscription. More say in what connects.