
Block named apps like YouTube, WhatsApp, Netflix, ChatGPT, Roblox, and Dropbox with the real host rules sitting underneath each toggle.
See activity, top domains, top categories, and policy block alerts in a reporting view you can actually use.
Watch each decision unfold live with allowed, denied, fast-path, sinkhole, and upstream resolver context in the same trace.
Track lookups, policy changes, app matches, and active review work across the workspace.
Mix broad content categories with exact app controls so you can block YouTube without blocking all streaming, or restrict Generative AI one service at a time.
Override selected domains with explicit IP mappings using a clean row-based editor rather than a free-text file.
Use family-safe upstream DNS, your own preferred resolvers, or a tenant-specific sinkhole IP when you need the policy to fit an existing network.
Detect and block encrypted resolver domains so devices fall back to standard DNS where dnsBite policy can actually be enforced.
Show tenant activity, policy block alerts, top domains, top categories, and real-time blocking outcomes for the sources you actually manage.
Return a real IP immediately for first-seen domains if you need speed, then let AI write the final category back into the Database Cache for later requests.
Watch DNS proxy, AI engine, costs, and feed health while keeping account administration and service diagnostics close at hand.
Approve source IPs and dynamic hostnames through DNS verification, then bind policy enforcement to only those verified sources.
Let explicit domain rules override broad categories so business-critical services can stay available without weakening the entire policy posture.
Serve tenant-specific block-page branding and messaging when a sinkhole decision is intentional and you want the user-facing outcome to explain itself.
Drive allowed traffic through the upstream DNS pair you choose while still applying Safe Search targets, category logic, and application policy first.
Bind policy to a specific source IP or dynamic hostname and keep enforcement current with automatic refresh.
Classify requests in real time while operators watch policy decisions and service activity unfold live.
Let users request re-categorizations with business context while admins approve or deny with an audit trail.
Service status stays visible, while the operator portal keeps live DNS and classifier visibility out of the way for standard users.
Users can manage their own source-bound policy and submit justified changes instead of waiting on manual back-and-forth.