WolOn - Wake on LAN Widgets

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About this app

Discover the ultimate Wake on LAN (WoL) solution with WolOn, designed to optimize your Wake on LAN experience. Effortlessly wake your computer, NAS, Media server or any WOL-enabled device from withing your home network (over LAN), or from the Internet (over WAN).

✨ Trusted by 100,000+ users across 170 countries.

🌟 Key Features 🌟
• Wake devices over LAN or WAN
• Widgets for one-tap wakes
• SecureOn support
• Send WOL via VPN
• Run SSH commands remotely*
• Tasker, MacroDroid, Automate integrations*
• Device status monitor and auto WOL on device unreachable*
• Schedule automatic WOL triggers*
• Network scan for available computers
• Material Design UI with dark mode
• Comprehensive Help section
• Small app size

♻️ Save on electricity bills using Wake on LAN/WAN only when you need your device on and shut it down using SSH commands when you don't need it anymore.

ℹ️ Wake on LAN (WoL) is an Ethernet computer networking standard that allows a computer to be turned on or awakened by a network message. Consider reading Help section of the app for a better understanding of how WolOn works.

🌐 Visit https://wolon.app for more info

*pro feature

Ratings and reviews

This app works great and solved the exact problem I had. It's possible that the setup is a little hard if you don't know much about your home network, but I don't know if that's solvable - to some extent WoL is an advanced feature. My one feature request: please enable your app on Android TV devices. My use case (which is probably somewhat common) is turning on the media server from the TV.

Works very well on both local network and remotely (sometimes need to wake up a machine back home when travelling). Not great at showing awake/asleep on local network, and remote requires opening up things on the router I'd prefer not to (wish it could check a heartbeat status page that I can expose easily)

It works. Your hardware and BIOS must support it. I 've tried it from both the local network and the internet. You have to set up port forwarding on your router first.

What's new

• Custom port ping for WAN devices status check
• Improved data back-up
• Improved SSH connection stability
• Now you can also use SSH commands as Tasker, Macrodroid, Locale plugins
• Fixes and improvements for a better experience