Privacy by Design, Speed by Default

In an era where your every click is tracked, logged, and monetized, we believe the internet should work for you, not against you. QuietNet emerged from a simple yet powerful idea: what if DNS could be both lightning-fast and completely private?

Traditional DNS services often log every domain you visit, creating detailed profiles of your browsing habits. Internet service providers sell this data to advertisers, and even "free" DNS services use your queries to build targeting profiles. We knew there had to be a better way.

Our team of privacy advocates and network engineers spent months designing a DNS infrastructure that could deliver exceptional performance without compromising your privacy. The result is QuietNet—a service that not only blocks ads and malware but does so without ever logging or storing information about the websites you visit.

Zero-Knowledge Architecture

Our infrastructure is designed with zero-knowledge principles. Even if we wanted to see what domains you're visiting, our systems simply don't store that information. We've built privacy into the very foundation of our service.

Open Source Commitment

We believe in the power of transparency and community review. Key components of our infrastructure use open-source technologies, and we're committed to releasing our own tools for the community to audit and improve.

No Vendor Lock-in

Your internet freedom shouldn't depend on any single service. We make it easy to export your settings and switch to another provider if you ever choose to. Your digital autonomy matters to us.

• Data Minimization: We collect only the absolute minimum data necessary to operate our service—no browsing history, no domain logs, no personal tracking.
• Purpose Limitation: Any data we do collect is used solely for service delivery and security—never for advertising, profiling, or third-party sharing.
• Encryption by Default: All DNS queries are encrypted using DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS, protecting your queries from ISP snooping and network eavesdropping.
• Legal Resilience: We've structured our service to minimize what data could be subject to legal requests, and we commit to fighting overbroad requests.
• Transparency Reporting: We publish regular transparency reports detailing any legal requests we receive and how we handle them.