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Netrinos at a Glance
The product
A mesh VPN platform for small businesses, service providers, and professionals. Devices get stable addresses and connect peer-to-peer, like they are on the same LAN, wherever they are.
How it works
Built on WireGuard. Direct peer-to-peer connections by default, relay fallback only when direct paths fail. No central traffic bottleneck, no cloud provider in the middle of your data.
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Netrinos Edge, a Linux gateway, for service providers supporting equipment at customer sites.
Pricing
Free Personal plan. Pro starts at $10/month for 10 users and 100 devices. Each additional user is $1/month and includes 10 more devices. No bandwidth charges, no per-feature upsells.
What's compelling
- Direct peer-to-peer. Your traffic goes device to device, not through Netrinos servers. No provider in the middle of your data.
- Virtual Devices. Mesh-enable cameras, NAS boxes, printers, NVRs, and other equipment that cannot run VPN software. A peer on the same LAN gives them a stable mesh address.
- Scales from home lab to commercial fleet. Two laptops in a kitchen, or 3,000 cameras across 100 customer sites. Same product, same model.
- Zero-config NAT traversal. Works through home routers, carrier-grade NAT, and restrictive firewalls. No port forwards, no DMZ.
- Subnet conflicts solved. 20 customer sites can all use 192.168.1.x with no ambiguity thanks to overlay addressing and 1:1 NAT.
- Flat-rate pricing in a per-user category. $10/month for 10 users. No per-seat enterprise lock-in.
- Mobile apps with peer-to-peer. iPhone and Android launched April 2026, connecting directly without a cloud tunnel.
Story Ideas
Best for Video and Demos
Short-form visual angles with prepped scenarios. For YouTube, TikTok, and product walkthroughs.
The 5-Minute Connectivity Challenge
Two computers, anywhere in the world, connected in under five minutes. Click next, next, next.
- Install on a home machine and a coffee-shop laptop
- Ping each other
- Open a shared folder live on camera
We can provide a test account, pre-prepared scenario, and the founder for a companion interview.
Netrinos on iPhone and Android
Netrinos added mobile in April 2026. Your home network in your pocket, with direct peer-to-peer connections. No cloud relay in the middle of your traffic.
- iPhone reaching a home NAS on cellular
- Access IP cameras without port forwarding
- Seamless roaming between WiFi and cellular
We can provide a test account, screenshots, and App Store and Play Store badges.
The Executive Remote Work Stack
Home office, travel laptop, hotel desk, and personal devices behaving like one private network. Not a VPN for hiding, a LAN for working.
- Same device names across every location
- Home office, hotel desk, and travel laptop as one network
- Personal devices included without extra setup
We can provide a scenario walkthrough and a founder quote on building the tool for this lifestyle.
Best for Written Features
Longer-arc pieces with a problem, a narrative, and people to quote. For trade publications, tech blogs, and analysis columns.
The Remote Work Connectivity Bottleneck
Office-era VPNs choke distributed teams. The fix is not a bigger pipe, it is a different architecture.
- File-transfer speed comparison across VPN options
- Team-latency data from distributed teams
- Quotes from frustrated remote workers
We can provide talking points, a benchmark scenario, and a founder interview.
Secure Collaboration for Consultants
Consultants cannot put client data on their own cloud drive. They need a private network that lives on their own infrastructure, wherever they are working.
- Consultant's Mac reaching a project-isolated network
- Portable Linux box acting as the project's private server
- Zero cloud storage, zero client-side install
We can provide a scenario walkthrough and pricing for the typical solo-consultant stack.
Remote Server Administration Without Open Ports
Remote admin with no RDP on 3389, no exposed SSH, no traditional VPN tunnel. The server is invisible to the public Internet.
- Admin workstation reaching a server on a private mesh
- Port scan showing before and after
- Same workflow without exposing ports to the Internet
We can provide a test environment and a security-model explainer.
Best for Technical Deep-Dives
Protocol-level and architecture angles with diagrams and benchmarks. For engineering blogs and developer publications.
Subnet Conflict
Every consumer router ships with the same default subnet. If you manage multiple sites, traditional routing breaks. Netrinos solves it with overlay addressing and 1:1 NAT.
- Service company reaching specific cameras at 20 customer sites
- All sites nominally on 192.168.1.x with no conflicts
- Overlay addressing explained with diagrams
We can provide an existing in-depth blog post with diagrams and expert commentary.
Netrinos Edge for Service Providers
Install a small Linux box at each customer site. Reach their cameras, NVRs, and equipment from your office. No router changes, no port forwards.
- Central technician supporting 100 customer sites from one dashboard
- No router changes or port forwards at any site
- Preconfigure units and ship them for self-installation
We can provide a demo account, hardware recommendations, and MSP pricing.
Case Studies
Worked examples drawn from real customer segments. Composite, with identifying details generalized.
Remote Work, Sensitive Data
How a small CPA firm went fully remote without losing control of client data. Covers the architecture, the cost, the hosted-QuickBooks alternative, compliance and liability under IRS Pub 4557 and FTC Safeguards Rule, and resilience.
Ready to Cover Netrinos?
Test accounts, interviews, screenshots, and help with any angle above.