NopeTracker · third-party blocking · on device
Control every connection

See who a page is calling. Then decide.

Most blockers hide things and hope you stop asking. NopeTracker lists every third-party host a page reaches for, as toggles, right at the top — and blocks the request itself rather than covering up what it drew.

Download on the App Store
Transparency
Every host, listed
Control
Per site or everywhere
Default
Trackers stay blocked
Accounts
None, and no telemetry
NopeTracker
Third-party hosts on this page
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example-news.com
9 third-party hosts · 6 blocked
Blocking
cdn.example-news.com Allowed
metrics.adnetwork.example Blocked
pixel.socialgraph.example Blocked
player.videohost.example Allowed
beacon.videohost.example Blocked
Blocks
The request
Scope
Site or global
Precision
Per host
Telemetry
None
How it works
Blocking behavior
Visible
Hosts appear as toggles on the page
Granular
Allow one host here, nowhere else
Blocked first
Trackers stay off until you say otherwise
Exact
Sibling subdomains stay independent

What sites try when they are blocked

Forced redirects Reload loops Invisible overlays Page blanking
Recent updates target exactly these tactics. When a site retaliates for having its trackers blocked, the point of the app is that the page still works.
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Requests, not appearances NopeTracker blocks the network request instead of hiding the element.

Hiding an ad still lets the tracker load and still tells someone you were there. Stopping the connection is a different thing entirely.

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Your call, per host Allow what a page genuinely needs, block the rest.

Permissions can apply to one site or to every site. Suggested allowances cover the domains that commonly have to load for a page to function.

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No shared fate Allowing one subdomain does not quietly allow its siblings.

Letting a video player through is not the same as letting that provider's analytics beacon through, so the app keeps them separate.

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Nothing to sign up for Everything happens on device, with no account.

There is no profile, no sync service, and no telemetry. A blocker that phoned home about your browsing would rather defeat the purpose.

Where it runs

iPhone and iPad

Third-party hosts appear at the top of the page, so the decision is in front of you while you read.

  • Toggle a host without leaving the page
  • Set a rule for this site only
  • Trackers are blocked by default

Mac

Room to see the whole list of hosts a page pulled in, and to manage rules across sites.

  • Review every host on a page
  • Apply permissions universally
  • Keep per-host precision

Vision Pro

The same blocking and the same transparency, native to visionOS.

  • Same per-host toggles
  • Same on-device behavior
  • One purchase covers every platform
  • One-time purchase
  • Utilities
  • iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS 26.0 or later
  • 11.4 MB
  • English
  • Rated 4+
  • No data collected
Download on the App Store