Blocks beyond the browser.
DNS filtering can cover apps, games, smart devices, and browsers instead of depending only on a browser extension.
DNS is one of the first steps your device takes before connecting to a website, ad server, tracker, gambling service, or malicious domain. Filtering there means unwanted connections can be stopped before the page or app finishes reaching them.
DNS filtering can cover apps, games, smart devices, and browsers instead of depending only on a browser extension.
Your Luls DNS profile carries the rules, so the same categories and custom blocks can follow the devices assigned to it.
If a domain is blocked, Luls DNS can refuse the lookup before your device makes the normal connection to that destination.
There is no need to maintain a separate ad-block list inside every browser. The policy lives at the DNS layer.
Luls DNS supports encrypted DNS transport so lookups between your device and our DNS service do not have to travel as plain DNS requests.
Ads, trackers, gambling, mature content, malware, and custom allow/block rules can be managed from your protection profile.
One policy can protect a single phone, a child's profile, or an entire household.
Stop many ad-serving domains at the DNS layer before they load.
Reduce connections to known tracking and analytics infrastructure.
Block known adult and mature-content domains using category rules.
Filter betting, casino, sportsbook and other gambling domains.
Prevent connections to known malicious, phishing and scam domains.
Create custom allow and block lists for each person or device.
DNS is the internet's address book. Luls DNS checks each requested domain against the protection rules assigned to your profile.
Our goal is a one-tap experience wherever the operating system allows it.
Install the Luls DNS app, sign in, choose a profile and tap Enable Protection.
Install the Luls DNS app or approved DNS configuration, then enable your protection profile.
Apple setup →Use our lightweight desktop client for persistent encrypted DNS and simple profile switching.
Desktop setup →Protect TVs, game consoles, smart devices and everything else behind one router.
Router setup →Basic protection for trying Luls DNS.
Full filtering for one person.
Profiles and schedules for the household.
Maximum device coverage and advanced controls.
* Advanced app-based bypass protection will be introduced as supported clients are released.
Luls DNS is being designed to collect only what is required to operate accounts, enforce filtering policies, prevent abuse and provide the statistics customers choose to use.
No DNS filter can block every ad. Ads served from the same domain as the content you want to view may not be separable at the DNS layer.
It can block known adult and mature-content domains. DNS cannot reliably identify the rating of individual content hosted alongside other content on the same domain.
No. DNS requests are handled by the DNS service, but ordinary web traffic continues to the website or service you are visiting. A future device client may use local VPN functionality to enforce DNS settings without becoming a traditional full-tunnel VPN.
Yes. Compatible routers can be configured to use Luls DNS so TVs, consoles and other devices inherit household protection.
Yes. Paid family plans are designed around separate profiles, schedules and device assignments.