
Netrinos
Access your PCs, servers, and dev environments from anywhere
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Netrinos creates a private mesh VPN that lets you access any device—PCs, servers, cameras, NAS—anywhere without port forwarding.
- for
- Developers, IT teams, and remote workers who need secure, seamless access to devices across locations.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- Direct peer-to-peer connections — Traffic flows directly between devices, avoiding central servers for lowest latency.
- WireGuard end-to-end encryption — All connections are encrypted with the modern WireGuard protocol.
- Virtual Devices — Expose devices that cannot run software (cameras, NAS, IoT) with their own mesh IP and DNS name.
- Automatic NAT/firewall traversal — Works through NAT and corporate firewalls without any port forwarding or router changes.
- Access control lists (ACLs) — Define per-device or per-user rules to restrict traffic within the mesh.
- Multi-platform support — Clients for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and ARM/IoT devices.
Use cases
- Remote developers SSH into staging servers from a hotel as if on the office LAN.
- Access a home NAS or security camera from a mobile device while traveling.
- Connect multiple office sites and share resources without configuring VPNs.
- Provide contractors limited access to specific devices via ACLs.
Netrinos pricing
- Personal Free$03 users · 100 devices · Non-commercial use
- Pro$10/month/monthUnlimited users & devices · Access control · $1 per additional user
Netrinos FAQ
Can I try Pro before paying?+
Yes, Pro includes a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
How is billing calculated?+
At the end of each period you are charged $1 per active user (minimum 10 users) and $1 per 10 devices; additional users add $1 each.
Do you charge for bandwidth?+
No, all connectivity is included; traffic is peer-to-peer and encrypted, relays only forward encrypted packets.
What are Virtual Devices?+
They give devices that cannot run a client (e.g., cameras, NAS) a mesh IP and DNS name via a nearby Netrinos node.
Does Netrinos see my traffic?+
No, keys stay on the devices and connections are end-to-end encrypted; Netrinos cannot decrypt the data.
Which platforms are supported?+
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Raspberry Pi and other ARM/IoT hardware.
Summarized by DevHunt from netrinos.com · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.




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