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Wolow - Wake on LAN

Wolow - Wake on LAN

Wake your computer up

Utilities
51 reviews
⭐️4.4 / 5
Rating
🙌1.2K
Ratings
📼7 scs
Content
📦~ in 2 weeks
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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🧾$2.49
In-App Purchase

All Versions of Wolow

2.13.1

May 11, 2024

Updating widget design so that it is more in line with the rest of the app and implementing interactive widgets so that the main application does not have to be opened to trigger widgets actions.
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2.12.7

May 8, 2024

Improving premium purchase flow. Allowing custom directory selection on device export. Bug fixes and general improvements
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2.12.5

August 17, 2023

Improving widget UI for small widgets. Fixed an issue with app review always appearing on some iOS and macOS devices.
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2.12.4

July 11, 2023

General improvements and bug fixes

2.12.3

May 4, 2023

General maintenance

2.12.2

April 14, 2023

Improved widget design. Added ability to switch between devices from the home page by swiping the selected device button left or right. Fixed an issue where tapping the widget in an area outside of the device actions would trigger the first device in the list to wake up. Tapping this area now will now open the app without triggering any actions.
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2.12.1

April 1, 2023

Added translations for Siri shortcuts

2.12.0

April 1, 2023

Added widget to control Wolow devices. General improvements.

2.11.2

February 23, 2023

Bug fixes and general improvements

2.11.1

February 23, 2023

Bug fixes and general improvements

Wolow In-App Purchases History

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Description of Wolow

Wolow is a wake on LAN app that allows you to remotely start up a computer by sending a "magic packet" request. Simply add a device configuration inside the app, select the device you would like to start up and then press the power button and as long as your configuration is correct you can watch your computer startup. Wake on LAN is a network protocol that is supported by the majority of Ethernet cards available. Before using the app ensure your computer is fully configured to work with the wake on LAN protocol. A guide on how to set up your computer can be found within the app at the bottom.
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Wolow: FAQ

Can Wolow be used on an iPad?

Yes, Wolow works on iPad devices.
The Wolow app was built by Jack Baker.
Wolow currently supports iOS 17.0 or later.
The average rating for the Wolow app is 4.4.
The Primary Genre Of The Wolow App Is Utilities.
The latest version of the Wolow app is 2.13.1.
The latest Wolow update was rolled out on July 8, 2024.
The Wolow app launched on February 6, 2023.
The Wolow app contains no objectionable material and is suitable for children aged Jack Baker.
You can use the Wolow app in English, French, German and 1 more.
No, Wolow is not on Apple Arcade.
Yes, Wolow seamlessly integrates in-app purchases for users.
No, Wolow does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

ASO: Keywords of Wolow

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#23 by wake up call
#31 by i cant wake up
#126 by jacks
#144 by remote start
#156 by computer screen
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Screenshots of Wolow

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Reviews of Wolow

  • Rewriting review I was wrong

    So, I’m rewriting my review because I was dead wrong. In my case, I have a Dell Precision 5560 using an Xfinity router. I basically followed all the instructions they listed:

    - BIOS configuration
    - Network adapter settings
    - Installing the software
    - Setting up Xfinity port forwarding

    And for the life of me, it wouldn’t work. The reason was that I was using a Dell 7-in-1 USB multi-port dock, which I presumed didn’t have enough power. Then I got a Dell WD19 docking station, and that was the game changer. My laptop needed a higher wattage, so make sure you get the proper wattage for your PC. As soon as I hit power on, shut down, reboot, lock, and sleep, they all worked.

    Look, I know it’s frustrating, but I promise you, just be patient. It works.
    Damaine CarpenterDamaine Carpenter

  • Works well and figured it out on WAN.

    It took me a second for Wake on WAN as im kinda new to networking. I Have a unifi Dream machine pro. Here’s how it works for me.

    Configure your Bios
    Configure on windows
    Install companion app

    VPN for your network
    (I just use the teleport VPN in my UDM Pro)

    Create a device entry into the wolow app
    Fill in everything the as normal but point the Ip
    Address to the specific ip of the computer you want to wake.

    Set a static Arp entry or bind your computers MAC address to a FIXED IP you have given it
    In my Udm pro i set the ARP CACHE timeout to “min DHCP lease”.

    Connect To VPN and send magic packet from app

    So far it works great however i had to create a second entry in the wolow app for LAN because the packet wont send from lan to the specific ip. It appears that when im at home on my network directly (no vpn) it must be sent to the broadcast address (x.x.x.255)

    When VPNing into my network broadcast packets cannot be sent.

    So having 1 entry for wan and one for lan is really only a very mild inconvenience.
    IconrexIconrex

  • Works minimally

    It requires fields like the MAC address and the ip of the device you are trying to access even if you would theoretically only need a gateway ip and a port. The companion app doesn’t work easily and has no UI to offer trouble shooting or really anything. I also couldn’t get the device status to work with the paid version. It does what it does and nothing more.
    Avzen1010Avzen1010
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