Warden: Private Firewall app analytics for November 4

Warden puts you back in control of what your phone is allowed to reach. Warden is an on-device firewall built on Android's VPN interface. It applies your rules locally — nothing is sent to a server, and there is no account, no logs, and no tracking. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Allow or block network access for any app, in one tap • Blocked by default — a new app gets no network access until you grant it • Schedules — let an app online only during set hours, on the days you choose • Wi-Fi or mobile — allow an app on Wi-Fi only, mobile only, both, or neither • See the host a blocked app tried to reach — by name, not just an IP • Restores itself after a reboot, and works with Android's always-on VPN PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything runs on your device — no remote servers • No traffic logs, no analytics, no account, no telemetry • Warden makes no network requests of its own — there is nothing to download • Your rules and history never leave your phone GOOD TO KNOW Warden is a local firewall, not a remote "privacy VPN". It does not hide your IP address, encrypt your traffic, or change your location. Warden blocks whole apps. It is not an ad blocker or a tracker blocker: it has no blocklists and does not filter individual domains, so an app you allow can still reach any server it likes. Warden is free, with an optional donation if it helps you. Every feature stays free.