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This is the app i'm looking for!
Spent like months looking for the app compatible with Siri or Apple devices but couldn't find one until I read a Reddit article about this app. Very easy to use! But there is one point i don't understand is at the IP address. I put my pc IP was 192.168.1.22 at the first time and it didn't work. Then i read the note and tried 192.168.1.255 and didn't work too. Then i tried 10.0.0.255 and it worked at the first time then it failed in next test. Eventually, i had to use my exact IP address which is 192.168.1.22 to make it work perfectly. So i was confused about the note below the IP Address.Show lessElvis Lê
Works perfectly!
I was shocked this worked so well. If you are having trouble make sure your computer is setup properly for wake/boot on lan. Siri shortcut support is a huge plus. Well done!Kaz00m
Clean. Needs Multi-PC and Remote Wake
Very nice and clean interface, well done. I would pay money to have multi-PC and remote wake. Please consider adding this. The Siri Shortcuts makes this absolutely indispensable. I use to use an app called “WakeUp” that allowed remote wake and multiple PCs, and it even had a separate Windows and Mac for putting thenPC to sleep. These features would merit a solid $4.99 or even $9.99 price tag for me.Show lessAManofCharacter
很好用，但是只能控制一台电脑。
siri捷径很方便，希望能添加更多电脑。chachazhang
Works sometimes
Why isn’t it possible to specify a specific device IP rather than a broadcast IP?austin6598
It works for me within my local network. Easy to configure the PC
Took 10 minutes to find MAC address and local IP address of my PC and configure the app. It works.
UPDATE: it stopped working. I reserved an IP address on my router for the target PC. Still does not work. No support.
Pfft.
Update:
The app works once. After that, it does not work. I have it configured correctly, unless the app is uninstalled and reinstalled. I am using a static intranet OP address too, so my router is not changing the Internet IP address.Show lessSammy 155465
Developer Response
Hi, thank you for your feedback. You should use the broadcast IP of your network, so the Wake-on-LAN request can target your computer whatever IP it has. The broadcast IP depends on your network/router configuration. For instance, if your devices get IPs like 192.168.0.42, the broadcast IP is 192.168.0.255. For IPs like 192.168.1.42, it's 192.168.1.255, etc.
