Nakido a new entrant into one-click file-hosting arena, hosts your files for free and provides a direct download link which you can share with others allowing single click download. Nakido also features an innovative web-based download manager "Nakido Flag" which utilizes peer-to-peer technology to make file-sharing faster, Nakido Flag gives you the ability to resume broken downloads and allows you to use the web-based download manager features like queuing of multiple files to the download list which gets downloaded to your computer automatically.

Nakido makes it easy to share files in Twitter and Facebook. You can share any files you want - photos, videos, documents, music, archived files, even HD videos. Nakido has no limit on the size of the file you upload, which means you can upload a large file directly to Nakido without having to split it into many small parts due to the limitation of file size per file. Sharing files is also very simple, just select the file you want to share, upload to Nakido, then copy the short URL (e.g. NK.DO/A1C), enter your Twitter text, and tweet it on your Twitter account. By clicking on the short URL, your friends/followers would be able to download the file to their computer.

There could be several reasons to use anonymous P2P networks like privacy concerns or for bypassing censorship, NodZilla is one such experimental decentralized, self-organizing, fault-tolerant peer-2-peer grid network meant for anonymous file-sharing and distributed services built on top of it like chat, efficient multicast video streaming, and secured file storage.

Unlike other similar file-sharing service Nodezilla offers cache features allowing servers to create local replicas of any data objects for providing faster access and robustness to network partitions help reducing network congestion by localizing access traffic. Furthermore, to strengthen the infrastructure against crash, information leakage, or become compromised the network makes use of full data redundancy and encryption techniques