Depicus Wake On Lan

November 22, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Totally re-written for 64bit in Swift. This version is for those who have moved to iOS 11 for which the current app does not work. Some functionality parity with the old version is currently not present but will return in future updates.

May 17, 2011

Fixed a bug with scrolling discovered machines in landscape mode on the iPad

February 18, 2011

Added the ability to upload and download the bookmarks database to Dropbox from the iPhone and iPod Touch versions. This will make it easy to backup the database and transfer it to other iOS devices and OS X.

January 26, 2011

Added Network Card Identification in the Network Discovery Scan so you can now see the discovered network cards by MAC address, ip address and manufacturer.

January 19, 2011

Added "Belt & Braces" Mode Belt & Braces mode can be set via the Apps Setting page, it is disabled by default, and allows you to send two Wake On Lan Magic Packets. This feature is not enabled on local network where it would not work. It connections and sends one packet via your Telco using UDP, the second packet is sent via a Web Service and is handy where Telco's block access to UDP services.

January 10, 2011

Made a few cosmetic changes. Now when you wake a machine up if that machine was previously in the database then the updated information will be saved to the db.

December 7, 2010

Removed analytics as some people felt uncomfortable with it. Fixed a bug that would crash when going into bookmarks on older iOS versions below 3.1.3

November 30, 2010

Added the ability to discover devices on the local network using wifi. Added the ability to add nicknames to bookmarked computers. Add analytical analysis so we can see which parts of the application are being used or not used. Don't worry no personal or identifiable data is sent, if we wanted to track you we would use our personal satellite for that.

November 9, 2010

Fixed a bug when a user input Mac Address but nothing else and pressed wake up the app would crash. (Thanks Hugh) Fixed a scrolling issue with the list of already woken machines that would show overlay text. Added a bit of extra help information to the help page. Our coding monkey have been working full time and eating their bananas and have managed to convert the iPhone app to a Universal app which will run natively on the iPad.

October 31, 2010