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Live QPS

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Queries today

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Blocked today

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Blocklist domains

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Resolver

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Queries / second (last ~5 min)

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Live blocked

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Live queries

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Top blocked today

Top queried today

Blocklists (enforced in Unbound)

ZoneDomainsBlocked today

Feed sources

SourceZoneDomains

Quick action

Custom lists

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Select a list

How suspicious domains work

Suspicious domains are never added to DNS. Users can open them in the VPN app, but the app meters each user's bandwidth and behaviour and blocks the domain in-app for that user when the limits below are exceeded. When enough different users trip the limits, the app blocks it for everyone (still not DNS). Your decision here is final: Block adds it to DNS for everyone, Allow lets it resolve normally.
DomainWhy suspiciousAIUsersBandwidthIn-app blocksApp statusFinal decision

Cost today

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Budget left today

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Cost this month

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Avg cost per call

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Provider and model

Uses the OpenRouter key from the OpenRouter section. Exact cost per call is reported by OpenRouter.

Spend by model (this month)

ModelCallsTokens in / outCost

OpenRouter — one key for every model

Add one OpenRouter key to use any model (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Llama, …). Models and prices are detected automatically from OpenRouter; openrouter/auto lets OpenRouter pick the model per request.
Model$ in / out per 1M

Firecrawl (scrape fallback)

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What the AI is told

System prompt (sent with every call)

      
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URL inspector — see exactly what the backend extracts and what the AI receives

    

      
      
      
      
    

    

  


  

    
Recent AI calls — click a row to see the prompt and the raw reply

    
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Domain lookup