ODoH Privacy DNS Relay

A privacy-focused DNS service using the ODoH protocol that requires no account signup. Solves the problem of existing privacy DNS services requiring authentication or being platform-locked. Target: privacy advocates and tech-savvy users wanting account-free DNS.

ODoH (Oblivious DNS over HTTPS) is a real protocol, co-developed by Cloudflare and Apple, that routes queries through a proxy so the resolver never sees the client IP — the timing aligns with growing regulatory pressure on DNS privacy in the EU and increased consumer awareness post-PRISM. Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 is the closest substitute, though it does not implement ODoH at the consumer level and does require some trust in Cloudflare itself, which is precisely the wedge here. The revenue band is genuinely unclear: account-free by design eliminates the obvious SaaS lever, leaving infrastructure donations, a freemium tier with analytics dashboards for teams, or B2B relay licensing as the only realistic monetization paths, none of which are proven at scale for DNS products. The single most likely failure mode is that the addressable market of users who both understand ODoH and distrust existing resolvers enough to switch is small enough that even low infrastructure costs exceed what voluntary contributions or niche B2B deals can cover.