Demo household, made-up data. Controls here do not change anything.
This is the real Genkan dashboard running against a fake family, so nobody's
network is behind it. About Genkan
Ari is a visitor, and a visit is not logged per person, so there are no insights, findings or rewards here. Their devices are filtered and time-controlled like anyone else's.
This week and the goal
Week of Mon 31 Aug, day 4 of 7:
0 min online, 0 min metered, 0 min earned.
The whole family's week.
No goal set yet. Pick one thing together, say "no more than 6 hours of video a week",
and it shows up here every week with the progress against it. One goal is plenty.
New goalhours of
No analytics for Ari yet.
Worth a chat
warntor · torproject.org · downloading Tor1× · 5 d ago
A flag is a prompt for a question, never a verdict, and a self-harm flag is a care signal that is never a discipline matter.
Recent actions
Ari → onmanual · 28/08/2026, 3:48:52 am
How these numbers are measured
Lookups are not bytes and not minutes. The gateway is the DNS server, so it sees which names a device asked for. HTTPS hides everything after that. A lookup count is a proxy for activity, nothing more.
Minutes come from the meter, not from DNS. A minute is counted when a device moves more than a small amount of traffic to a category's addresses in that minute, so a backgrounded app does not quietly rack up time. It is about right, not perfect.
Bytes, where shown, are measured. Byte figures come from nftables counters on the addresses a service resolved to. They are never derived from lookups.
Shorts and full YouTube cannot be told apart. They share domains, so both count as video. YouTube Music counts as video too.
A VPN makes all of this blind. It hides destination addresses, so categorisation and metering both fail. That is a conversation, not a chart.
8% of DNS lookups are not attributed to anyone. Those came from a device that is not yet assigned to a person. Name it on the Devices tab and it starts counting.
Days follow the gateway's clock. Genkan logs domains, never content: it is a family conversation aid, not a surveillance console.