TreeTalk Node: Serverless P2P File Sharing That Puts Privacy First
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 27, 2026 — Today marks the official ProductHunt launch of TreeTalk Node, a radical departure from cloud-dependent file sharing. Built as a direct response to surveillance capitalism, TreeTalk Node offers professionals and teams a serverless, local-first alternative that prioritizes data sovereignty over convenience.
The Problem: Big Tech Controls Your Files
Email providers block attachments. Google Drive scans your content. Collaboration platforms monetize your data. For professionals handling sensitive information—from legal documents to medical records to proprietary business data—this surveillance infrastructure has become untenable.
“We built TreeTalk Node because ‘free’ cloud services aren’t free,” says Igor Yanovski, creator of TreeTalk Node. “You pay with your privacy, your data, and your sovereignty. We wanted to prove there’s a better way.”
The Solution: True Peer-to-Peer Architecture
TreeTalk Node eliminates the middleman entirely. No servers. No cloud. No accounts. No data collection.
Core Features:
- Instant Peer Discovery: Automatically finds all devices across every connected network (LAN, WiFi, even virtual networks) within seconds
- Large File Support: Transfer files up to 55 GB directly between peers
- Quantum-Ready Encryption: Enterprise-grade P2P encryption with non-shared keys – even TreeTalk can’t access them
- Built-in Encrypted Messenger: Private text and voice chat without wiretapping or censorship
- Group Collaboration: Drag-and-drop files to individuals or entire groups simultaneously
- VPN Compatible: Remote teams stay connected securely
- Deep Work Mode: Optional notification silencing for focused productivity
- Zero Installation: Portable executable – download, run, and start sharing
Privacy by Design, Not by Promise
TreeTalk Node’s architecture makes surveillance impossible by design:
- Data Sovereignty: Files never leave your local network
- Anonymous by Design: No registration, no accounts, no user tracking
- Decentralized: No single point of failure or control
- No AI Analysis: Your content remains yours, unscanned and unanalyzed
- No Ads: Business model based on premium features, not data exploitation
- Local-First: Works without internet connectivity – perfect for air-gapped environments
“Privacy by design means we couldn’t spy on users even if we wanted to,” explains Igor. “Serverless by architecture, not by marketing. We literally don’t have servers to store your data.”
Built for the Real World
Unlike cloud services that demand constant connectivity, TreeTalk Node thrives in diverse environments:
- Corporate LANs: Seamless file sharing without touching external servers
- Remote Teams: Full functionality over VPN connections
- Offline Environments: Works on isolated networks without internet
- Mixed Networks: Discovers peers across WiFi, Ethernet, and virtual networks simultaneously
- BYOD Policies: No installation or admin rights required
The Anti-Surveillance Stance
TreeTalk Node represents a philosophical shift in software development – rejecting the ad-supported, data-harvesting model that dominates modern tech.
What TreeTalk Node doesn’t do:
- Collect analytics or telemetry
- Require email addresses or phone numbers
- Store files on external servers
- Inject advertisements
- Train AI models on your content
- Share data with third parties
- Implement backdoors for “lawful access”
“Professional tools shouldn’t spy on professionals,” says Igor. “We’re proving that sustainable software businesses can exist without surveillance capitalism.”
Freemium Model with 14-Day PRO Trial
TreeTalk Node offers core features free forever, with a PRO tier that unlocks:
- Deep Work Mode with advanced notification controls
- Multi-file drag-and-drop to multiple recipients
- Advanced group management features
- Priority updates and support
All users receive a 14-day PRO trial to experience the full feature set.
Technical Specifications
- Platform: Windows 7 SP1 or newer (macOS and Linux, as well as mobile OSs planned)
- Architecture: Pure P2P, no client-server model
- Encryption: Quantum-ready end-to-end encryption
- File Size Limit: 55 GB per transfer
- Network Support: LAN, WiFi, VPN, virtual networks
- Installation: None required – portable executable
- Classical Interface: Clean, professional dashboard without modern UI bloat
Industry Context
TreeTalk Node launches amid growing concern over digital privacy:
- The EU’s Digital Markets Act targets Big Tech platform dominance
- GDPR enforcement increasingly scrutinizes data collection practices
- Corporate espionage via cloud services continues to rise
- Quantum computing threatens traditional encryption methods
“We’re seeing a market shift,” notes Igor. “Professionals want tools that respect their privacy and their intelligence. They’re tired of being the product.”
Availability
TreeTalk Node is available for immediate download at tree-talk.com/node.
The ProductHunt launch is live at [ProductHunt URL].
About TreeTalk Node
TreeTalk Node is developed by TreeTalk, a privacy-first software company committed to data sovereignty and local-first architecture. The company operates without venture capital funding to maintain independence and user alignment.
Media Contact
Igor,
https://tree-talk.com/contacts.html
Assets
- High-resolution screenshots: [URL]
- Product demo video: [URL]
- Founder headshot: [URL]
- Logo package: [URL]
Pull Quotes for Media Use
“Privacy by design means we couldn’t spy on users even if we wanted to. We literally don’t have servers to store your data.”
“Email providers block your files. Cloud services scan everything. Collaboration tools monetize your data. We said no.”
“Professional tools shouldn’t spy on professionals. We’re proving that sustainable software businesses can exist without surveillance capitalism.”
“TreeTalk Node is the antithesis of surveillance capitalism: pure peer-to-peer file sharing where you control everything.”
Key Statistics
- File size limit: 55 GB per transfer
- Peer discovery time: Seconds, not minutes
- Networks supported: Unlimited simultaneous network connections
- Encryption: Quantum-ready with non-shared keys
- Data collected: Zero
FAQ for Press
Q: How does TreeTalk Node make money without ads or data collection?
A: Freemium model with PRO features (Deep Work Mode, multi-file transfers, advanced groups). Free tier remains fully functional forever.
Q: What makes the encryption “quantum-ready”?
A: AES-256 encryption. No TLS keys exchange. Find out more.
Q: Why Windows-only at launch?
A: Windows represents the largest enterprise market. macOS and Linux versions are in development based on user demand.
Q: How is this different from FileZilla, Resilio Sync, or Syncthing?
A: TreeTalk Node combines file transfer, encrypted messaging, and instant peer discovery in one zero-config tool. No server setup, no port forwarding, no technical knowledge required.
Q: Can IT departments control or monitor TreeTalk Node usage?
A: TreeTalk Node respects corporate network policies but doesn’t include monitoring features. It’s designed for direct peer communication, not centralized IT oversight.
Q: What happens if someone intercepts the encrypted traffic?
A: End-to-end encryption with non-shared keys means intercepted traffic is cryptographically useless without the recipient’s private key, which never leaves their device.
Boilerplate (Short Version)
TreeTalk Node is serverless P2P file sharing and messaging software that prioritizes data sovereignty. With quantum-ready encryption, instant peer discovery, and zero data collection, TreeTalk Node offers professionals a private alternative to cloud-dependent collaboration tools. No servers. No tracking. No surveillance. Learn more at tree-talk.com/node.
Suggested Headlines for Coverage
- “TreeTalk Node Challenges Big Tech with Serverless P2P File Sharing”
- “New Tool Offers File Sharing Without Cloud Surveillance”
- “TreeTalk Node: Privacy-First Alternative to Google Drive Launches”
- “Serverless File Sharing App Promises ‘Data Sovereignty’ for Professionals”
- “TreeTalk Node Eliminates the Middleman in File Sharing”