Wake Me Up - Wake-on-LAN

Wake Me Up - Wake-on-LAN

Wake your computer up

134 ratings
135 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 28, 2019
  • November 20, 2025

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Remotely power on your computer, Mac, NAS, or server by sending a Wake-on-LAN magic packet. Manage multiple devices with customizable icons and names. Integrate with Siri and Shortcuts for easy access.

Wake multiple devices
Customizable device names and icons
Home screen widgets
Control Center integration
Siri integration
Shortcuts support
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What users say

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What's New in Wake Me Up

2.5

November 20, 2025

- Bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

Works great for my NAS!

Simple to setup and work on first try!

Brilliant!

Works with minimal effort and setup. Everything I tried before, said I required managed switch…

Incredible

No funny business. Just does what it says it does. I use screenshare to control computers remotely and got tired of roasting my cpu 24/7. So I opened a port on my router and now (thanks to this app) I can wake my computers from sleep while away from home. This review should end here because that’s all you need to know. Ps: super clean interface too
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Amazing

Great functionality and UI

Stupid app

Doesn’t work

User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Stopped working after recent update

Bug

Inconsistent behavior on different networks

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Add support for multiple devices

Feature

Include a widget for quick access

Feature

Allow remote wake-up over the internet

Feature

Add shutdown/sleep functionality

Feature

FAQ

What does Wake Me Up do?

Wake Me Up allows you to remotely power on your computer, Mac, NAS, or server by sending a Wake-on-LAN magic packet. This network protocol is supported by most Ethernet cards and enables your device to start up automatically when it receives the packet.

How do I use Wake Me Up to start my computer?

You need to configure your device to support Wake-on-LAN in its BIOS and system settings, and then add your device's Ethernet MAC address within the app. Once configured, you can tap on the device in the app, or use widgets and Siri commands, to send the wake-up packet.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use. It does not contain advertisements or in-app purchases.

What devices can I wake up with this app?

You can wake up a variety of network-enabled devices, including PCs, Macs, NAS devices, and servers, as long as they support the Wake-on-LAN protocol and are properly configured.

Can I wake my computer from my Apple Watch?

Yes, the app supports widgets that can be added to your Apple Watch, allowing you to wake your devices directly from your wrist.