NetBird is a remote access solution designed to replace traditional VPNs with a simpler, more secure approach. Setting up a NetBird network takes less than five minutes, allowing users to establish encrypted connections without the headaches of complex firewall configurations. It employs a Zero Trust model, ensuring that only authorized users and devices can access internal resources, which enhances security. The platform supports various operating systems, including Linux, Windows, macOS, and mobile devices, as well as Docker containers and routers. This flexibility means it can connect resources across different cloud environments and on-premises setups, making it infrastructure-agnostic. Whether teams are working remotely or need to access internal systems from various locations, NetBird accommodates their needs seamlessly. NetBird is also open-source and distributed under a BSD-3 license. Users can self-host the platform on their own servers, providing the option to review the code for security and customization. While NetBird offers a cloud option, the ability to run it on personal infrastructure gives organizations greater control over their remote access solutions.