Pi NopeA Pi-hole dashboard
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DNS requests from Pi-hole. Data use from a separate traffic tool.

DNS activity

Your network, going in circles.

Each point shows 30 minutes of DNS requests. Find the busy times. See how many requests Pi-hole blocked.

DNS · not data use
All requestsBlockedBusiest windows○ Partial or missing

Read clockwise. Points farther from the center show more requests. Each inner band covers six hours. DNS request counts do not show data use.

Who used the data?

Device traffic

Data sent and received by each device. A router or another traffic tool supplies these totals.

Not connected

This demo uses made-up devices. Install Pi Nope to connect your own data source. Read the router guide →

Requests per 30 min · last 24 h

Each color shows one Pi-hole. Point at a bar to see its counts.

App check

Sample checks for domains YouTube, X and Instagram need. These results are made up.

Blocklists now

Blocklist options

For YouTube, X, Instagram and the web

Updates

Example commands for sample hosts. This demo cannot run commands or change your network.

Top blocked

Top domains

Top devices

Each Pi-hole reports the last 24 hours. A device that uses two Pi-holes appears in both counts. If your router sends DNS requests for your devices, Pi-hole may show the router as the source.

Install Pi-hole · Setup guide

Install Pi-hole first. Pi-hole blocks unwanted DNS requests. Pi Nope shows its data. DNS turns a domain name, such as a website name, into an address.

  1. Install Pi-hole v6 on a supported Linux computer. You can use a Raspberry Pi or another supported computer. Follow the official Pi-hole install guide. Learn more at pi-hole.net.
  2. Check that Pi-hole works. Open its web page. Sign in and check that it answers DNS requests. Keep its address and password ready.
  3. Download and run Pi Nope. Choose the download for your computer. Extract the archive, then open the app. On macOS or Linux, you can use the terminal installer. Pi Nope works on macOS, Windows and Linux. You do not need to install Go, Python or Docker to run it.
  4. Add your Pi-hole. In the downloaded app, choose Add or remove Pi-holes. Scan for it or type its address. Enter its Pi-hole password or app password. Repeat for each Pi-hole.
  5. Set your devices to use Pi-hole for DNS. Follow the official DNS setup guide for your router or individual devices. Pi Nope does not change these settings.

The public demo uses made-up data. Connect your Pi-hole only in your own copy of Pi Nope. Pi-hole counts DNS requests. To see upload and download totals, you need a router or another tool that measures device traffic.

Chart terms. Cached answers are DNS replies that Pi-hole has already stored. The median is the middle of a set of sorted counts. It helps you compare a busy period with a typical period.