Take full control of your Pi-hole from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Monitor your network, inspect DNS queries, manage blocking and lists, and control multiple Pi-hole instances from anywhere in the Apple ecosystem.
*Disable Blocking*
Quickly disable blocking from the app, interactive Home Screen widgets, your Apple Watch, or Siri. You'll see a Live Activity for the duration to remind you blocking is disabled!
*Statistics & Queries*
Look up what domains are queried most on your network, as well as clients that send out the most requests. View your Query Log as well as a 'Live Log' which shows queries on your network in real time.
*Blocked Services*
Want to quickly restrict access to Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, Roblox, and more? Block all kinds of services effortlessly with just one tap.
*Manage Your Pi-hole*
Manage Clients & Groups, Domains & Adlists, and change all kinds of Pi-hole settings such as DNS/DHCP settings.
*Interactive Widgets & Live Activity*
Choose from a wide range of Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets that show your Pi-hole status or statistics. There are also interactive widgets to disable blocking without opening the app! When you disable blocking, you will even see a Live Activity on your Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and Smart Stack.
*Controls*
Quickly toggle blocking right from your Lock Screen, Control Center, or Action Button.
*Made for the Apple Ecosystem*
Use Pi-hole Remote across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Your instances and preferences stay available across your devices through iCloud. Purchase Pi-hole Remote+ once and unlock it on every supported platform.
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iPhone, iPad, and Mac features:
- Enable or temporarily disable Pi-hole blocking
- View detailed statistics and combined data from multiple instances
- Search and filter your Query Log or watch queries appear in real time
- Add domains to your allowlist or denylist, individually or in bulk
- Block entire services such as social networks, streaming platforms, and games
- Manage clients, groups, domains, adlists, DNS, and DHCP settings
- Update Gravity and manage your Pi-hole configuration
- Add and control an unlimited number of Pi-hole instances
- Choose where each instance appears based on your Wi-Fi network
- Connect securely using HTTPS, reverse proxies, custom paths, and custom headers
- Use interactive widgets, Live Activities, and Lock Screen or Control Center controls
- Control Pi-hole with Siri, App Shortcuts, Spotlight, and the Action Button
- Sync settings and selected Pi-hole data between instances
- Personalize the app with custom colors and alternative icons
- Enjoy dedicated layouts for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Full VoiceOver and Dark Mode support
Apple Watch features:
- View status and statistics, control one or all instances, access Blocked Services, and use complications and Live Activities
Apple TV features:
- View statistics and queries, control blocking and services, and switch between or combine instances on the big screen
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Note:
You need at least one working Pi-hole instance running on another device for this app to function and you must use Pi-hole Version 6.0 or up. Pi-hole Remote is a third-party app which uses the Pi-hole API and is in no way affiliated with Pi-hole. Find out more about Pi-hole at https://pi-hole.net/.
This app offers a "Pi-hole Remote+" version with additional features, in the form of a lifetime purchase, a monthly subscription, or a yearly subscription. Subscriptions will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period and will be charged to your App Store account. You can turn off auto-renew or manage subscriptions in your App Store account settings after purchase. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
I’ve been tinkering around with a Pi-hole setup, and I kept running into issues with using the web interface on mobile (sporadic Bad Request errors I couldn’t crush) so I decided to check the App Store and came across this infinitely useful Pi-hole Remote App. I didn’t even hesitate purchasing it, it’s well worth the asking price. The UI itself is hands down one of the cleanest I have ever experienced for a technical utility app. It’s easy to navigate and all the critical metrics and statistics information is cleanly and clearly presented and organized. It’s a lot more reliable than using the web interface on mobile and tons of customization and configuration options to tweak to your liking. It’s a highly intuitive layout. I have no problems whatsoever supporting indie devs that make quality apps such as this. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to future updates!
Developer Response
Thank you so much! 🤩
V7 Is Awesomesauce!
DrPeril
Update 2:Version 7 is prettier, faster, and more integrated than ever! This really is the best possible Pi-hole experience as a Mac/iOS user.If you run Pi-hole, buying this app should just be considered part of the set up or expected user process and experience. Just get this app, really, you’ll love it! Update:The app has now released a few fixes and things are working again more or less as expected. There are still bouts of slowness but it is, for the most part, nice and snappy again.Also, the "restore purchase" form when it was a one-time-purchase works again so that’s great!All in all, it seems to be well on its way back to being a daily-use app!---------This used to be a fantastic app. I’m not sure how much of it is the dev vs. Pi-Hole itself, but following the V6 upgrade this is barely usable.Getting it connected was difficult, but eventually I got there. It requires that you disable 2FA, which isn’t great, but ok. Even so, with just an HTTP connection and App-specific PW it connects and eventually pulls stats, but even the basics like queries, blocked, and block list will spin for over 10 minutes before getting the numbers.I’m not sure how the API can possibly be this slow, but it is. Definitely not paying for it until the app recovers.
Developer Response
Hi, hopefully it’s already better with the last updates I did to the app. I know Pi-hole have been updating on their end as well and the last releases should have made the API faster. 10 minutes is of course not normal behavior. If it’s still slow and you need help, please contact me through ‘Help & Feedback’ inside the app. - Joost
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Must-Have for Pi-hole Users!
exodus3
This app is an absolute game-changer for anyone running Pi-hole. It makes managing and monitoring my network’s ad-blocking effortless, even when I’m away from home. The interface is clean and intuitive, showing me all the vital stats at a glance.I love being able to toggle Pi-hole on and off with a single tap—perfect for those moments when you need to temporarily disable blocking. The real-time query logs and detailed insights are super useful for tracking down pesky ads or troubleshooting network issues.If you’re serious about maintaining control over your network, Pi-hole Remote is a must-have companion app. Worth every penny! Highly recommend!
Amazing app, could be excellent
Runeko
This app is a great way to view and manage your pi-hole. The design choices make everything you need up at the front of the app and it blends in well with iOS. You can view the tail of a particular IP address really easily and the details on each dns request are really helpful, allowing you to easily create blacklists. The widgets are a nice touch. So far, everything I need. There is room for improvement though; this app could be a game-changer. Group management seems to be ignored completely, including adlists. A built in whois lookup or information database about particular domains would be helpful, something similar to Little Snitch. If those changes were made, and a few small app bugs, it would be an excellent app. This is still an amazing app though, and I'm happy I found it; it will be used a lot! Thanks!
Developer Response
Thank you for your review! Management of groups and adlists is currently not possible due to limitations of the Pi-hole API I use. They’re working on a new API, I’m hoping that brings support for these things, then I can support it! A whois lookup is a nice suggestion, I’ll look into it. Thanks! Joost
v9.4.1 improves the security of sensitive stored data, makes the Apple TV app faster and more responsive, and includes Siri refinements and important fixes.
* Changelog *
Improved:
- Improved storage security for sensitive data
- Significantly improved Apple TV performance and responsiveness
- Small improvements to Siri support
Fixed:
- Fixed adlist URLs with uppercase letters being changed when added
- Fixed group assignment getting stuck loading in adlist details
- Fixed a Wi-Fi detection issue on macOS
- Fixed the Toggle Blocked Services shortcut incorrectly showing an "Are you ready?" confirmation
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v9.4 adds flexible Instance Visibility controls, expands Siri and Spotlight integration, brings All Instances to Apple Watch, and improves support for the latest OS versions and iPhone Duo.
* Changelog *
New:
- Control where each instance appears with the new Instance Visibility setting: always show or hide it, or show or hide it on selected Wi-Fi networks (requires PHR+)
- The app now works better with Siri AI (requires OS 27 or newer)
- Existing Siri Shortcuts are now available as App Shortcuts and can appear in Spotlight
- Apple Watch now supports All Instances, with combined status controls and aggregated statistics
- First UI optimizations for iPhone Duo
Improved:
- Improved support for the OS 27 releases
- Several improvements to App Intents and Siri Shortcuts
- Automatic and All Instances actions in the main app now respect Instance Visibility
- PHR+ and Tip Jar now update prices, purchase progress, and subscription details more reliably
- Minor interface improvements
Fixed:
- Fixed Away Connection sometimes switching to the wrong address when the Wi-Fi network name was unavailable, or when a Mac was connected to Ethernet and Wi-Fi at the same time
- Fixed small interface issues in some charts
- Fixed rare cases where a Live Activity did not dismiss properly
- Fixed small issues related to Wi-Fi detection
Version 9.4.1
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