
Fast and lightweight DNS proxy as ad-blocker for local network with many features

Blocky is a fast and lightweight DNS proxy that acts as an ad-blocker for local networks, offering advanced DNS capabilities with minimal resource requirements. Written in Go, it provides a privacy-focused alternative to traditional DNS services while supporting modern protocols and extensive customization options.
Blocky is designed for homeowners, small business administrators, and self-hosted enthusiasts who want to control their network's DNS with an ad-blocker and advanced filtering. It's particularly well-suited for users running Raspberry Pi or other low-resource devices who need a lightweight yet feature-rich solution.

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