One network, honest status
Anycast addressing, served from Paris today.
MoonDNS uses stable Anycast IPv4 and IPv6 endpoints and has proven multi-location routing in testing. A second production location is planned; it is not active today.
Private DNS you can inspect and control.
MoonDNS is an invite-only private beta for encrypted DNS, profile-based filtering, and clear logging controls. The beta is currently free and production traffic is served by one active location in Paris.
Privacy by default
Raw query history starts off.
Profiles keep aggregate query and block counters. Live events are processed for the Logs tab, and stored raw history is optional with explicit short retention tiers.
Real profile controls
DoH, DoT, Apple setup, and linked-IP DNS.
Profiles can select blocklists, protection categories, schedules, and custom rules. Setup values and resolver checks are available in the customer dashboard.
Filtering without mystery
Enable threat, tracking, family, or custom protections per profile. MoonDNS publishes the upstream blocklist sources and licenses used to compile filtering policy.
Unlinked clients still receive normal, unfiltered DNS answers on the public resolver. Filtering applies only when MoonDNS can identify a profile through its DoH path, DoT hostname, assigned setup address, or a linked public IP.
Logging choices in plain language
MoonDNS does not sell browsing data or use query history for advertising. The service does process network and account data needed to resolve DNS, operate profiles, prevent abuse, send account email, and monitor reliability.
Raw history is off by default. If you opt in, choose 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, and export or delete retained history from the dashboard. Read the current beta details before relying on a retention setting.
Public resolver defaults
DoH:
https://dns.moondns.io/dns-queryDoT:
dns.moondns.io:853These generic endpoints resolve normally without profile filtering. Sign in for profile-specific setup values.