Manage every NextDNS profile setting, plus logs, analytics, and setup guides, in a native Android interface. Account-level settings such as billing, password, and subscription management remain on the NextDNS website.
NextDNS dashboard access does not need Shizuku or ADB. Device DNS control does.
ADNS is an independent project and is not affiliated with NextDNS.
Queries, blocked requests, and the devices behind them. A familiar overview, built with native Android components.
Manage NextDNS security from the app. Feature maturity tags make Beta, Early Access, and Unreleased options easy to recognize.
Try a switch to toggle security features.
Review recent DNS activity, then inspect a request to see how it was resolved and what blocked it.
Inspect the protocol, device, and blocking reason. Tracker insights reveal what a tracker does, how widespread it is, and who owns it.
Resolved over DNS-over-TLS from 192.0.2.24
Resolved Just now
Root domain example.net
Device Pixel 9
Blocked by NextDNS Ads & Trackers Blocklist
Provides advertising or advertising-related services such as data collection, behavioral analysis or retargeting.
example.netCommonly prevalent (tracks 2.40% of web traffic)
Look closer at the traffic behind a statistic. Compare devices and inspect individual query trends.
Security, privacy, parental controls, allowlists, denylists, analytics, logs, setup guides, and profile settings. Everything you manage in your NextDNS web dashboard profile is at home in ADNS.
Then go further with extended graphs, feature maturity tags, and Android’s own DNS controls: Wi-Fi rules, a Quick Settings tile, and a state notification.
| Specification | ADNS | NextDNS website | NextDNS Manager |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interface | Native Android | Browser | Web-backed Android app |
| Profile settings | All profile settings | Yes | Yes |
| Logs and analytics | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Advanced statistics and graphs | Yes | No | No |
| Unreleased features | Yes | No | No |
| Android Private DNS control | Optional, with device activation | No | No |
| NextDNS account settings | Use the NextDNS website | Yes | Yes |
ADNS also handles provider switching, Wi-Fi exceptions, Quick Settings, and a state notification. These optional device DNS controls need a one-time Shizuku or ADB permission.
Explore the ADNS overviewNo. NextDNS dashboard access only needs your NextDNS account. Shizuku or ADB is needed for device DNS control.
Manage every NextDNS profile setting, including security, privacy, parental controls, allowlists, and denylists. Explore logs, analytics, setup guides, and extended graphs in a native Android interface.
Account-level settings such as billing, password, and subscription management remain on the NextDNS website.
No. ADNS is an independent project and is not affiliated with NextDNS.
Use the NextDNS dashboard, take control of device DNS, or connect the two.
Device DNS controls need a one-time Shizuku or ADB permission. NextDNS dashboard access only needs your NextDNS account.