Netaudit is a unique, voluntary network of general practitioners in Italy dedicated to conducting audits and research on their clinical practice. Unlike traditional academic research, Netaudit is driven by the grassroots efforts of primary care physicians. The project aims to provide practical tools and support for GPs seeking to improve their clinical practice through data-driven insights. Since its start in 2001, Netaudit has fostered a collaborative community of 150 Italian GPs who share a common interest in Audit and Evidence-based medicine. Members conduct a variety of audits, from monitoring laboratory results to evaluating medication use. Research findings are disseminated through the group's website and a dedicated journal. The project has faced challenges related to data standardization due to the diversity of electronic health record systems used by participating GPs. Despite these challenges, Netaudit has successfully conducted numerous audits over the past two decades, contributing to the evidence base for primary care in Italy. Netaudit has demonstrated the value of peer-led research in improving the quality of care. By empowering GPs to conduct their own research, the project has fostered a culture of continuous learning and quality improvement. Moreover, Netaudit has played a pivotal role in advocating for the academic recognition of general practice in Italy.