Credits
Built on open source
Every PuriFi device ships powered by decades of work from open-source maintainers and volunteers. We didn't build this alone — none of it would exist without the projects below. Thank you.
WireGuardVPN tunnel that follows you off-networkGPL-2.0Raspberry Pi OSOperating system on every PuriFi deviceDebian / VariousdnsmasqDNS forwarder in front of the PuriFi DNS engineGPL-2.0UnboundRecursive DNS resolver — no third-party upstreamBSD-3-ClauseBlueZLinux Bluetooth stack — BLE pairingGPL-2.0NetworkManagerWiFi provisioning via nmcliGPL-2.0systemdOrchestrates the 9 services on every PiLGPL-2.1Linux KernelFoundation under the entire deviceGPL-2.0Next.jsThis site, the dashboard, the customer portalMITReactUI framework across web + mobileMITThree.jsThe orb-intro animation on this pageMITTailwind CSSStyling system across every surfaceMITNode.js + ExpressBackend API powering every clientMITExpo / React NativeiOS & Android apps for pairing & monitoringMITAdGuard Tracker ListMaps tracker domains to the companies behind themCC BY-SA 4.0Emerging ThreatsKnown-malicious IP ranges, refreshed nightlyBSDThe Spamhaus ProjectDROP list — netblocks hijacked or leased to criminalsUsed with creditHaGeZi DNS BlocklistsCurated ad, tracker and malware domain listsGPL-3.0
Licences and source code
PuriFi devices contain software licensed under the GNU General Public License, and the tracker data is adapted from a CC BY-SA 4.0 source. The written offer for that source code, the full package manifest and the adapted data are all on our open source page.
PuriFi™’s DNS filtering engine is built in-house. Everything above is used as published.