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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 17, 2010
  • October 24, 2023

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About

Remotely power on PCs, Macs, and servers with this networking tool. It supports Wake On Lan devices and provides a status indicator to show if machines are online or offline. Ideal for managing multiple computers or accessing them from afar.

βœ“Remote PC, Mac, and server startup
βœ“Wake On Lan support
βœ“Machine status indicator
βœ“Automatic computer detection
βœ“Shake to wake functionality
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What users say

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What's New in Wake

1.6.3

October 24, 2023

Updated large version of logo Updated minimum iOS version to 12.0 [internal] removed some deprecated functions [internal] switched revision control repository

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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Medium/large network AddOn

Allows long lists of computers to be handled, showing the glowing on/off status of every machine, along with a Wake button for each one.

User reviews

Does the job well

Been using this app for years and it has always done the trick. Thanks!

It shut down app when i choose ip

Do something plz?

It works!

I tried several services, including iShutdown and the other services that pop up. None of them worked, then I found this. It immediately detected my PC (running Bonjour) and brought up all the info for it immediately, without me having to input it. I then turned off my machine, and turned it back on immediately with this. Amazing software.
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Poorly Designed and Buggy

Don't bother with this one, total amateur hour stuff here. Clearly not written by an experienced programmer.

Response from developer

Hi Tom, thanks for the feedback, sorry you were disappointed. It would be great to know specifics of what bugs you've seen or the changes you'd like. I'll try to accommodate them in the next version. Thanks!

Don't do it.

I thought I would go against the bad reviews. That was a mistake! This does not work I tried it on two different computers and I know what I am doing. Waste of money.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

App freezes when pressing '+' button

Bug

Crashes when selecting IP address

Bug

Auto-detection not finding devices consistently

Bug

Doesn't work on iPad 2

Bug

Buttons ('+' and edit) do nothing in some cases

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Persistent rating prompt notification

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Device list appears empty despite devices on network

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Incompatibility with newer iOS versions

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Help website unavailable

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Requested Features

11 requests

Support for WiFi-connected devices

Feature

Remote wake-on-LAN over cellular networks

Feature

Configurable port settings for multiple devices

Feature

Support for domain names instead of IP addresses

Feature

NetBIOS name display in device list

Feature

Automatic setup wizard

Feature

Better support for modern network configurations

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Wake-on-demand functionality like Snow Leopard

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Support for Apple TV integration

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Shake and wake function with device selection

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Power status monitoring over remote connections

Feature

FAQ

What does the Wake app do?

The Wake app is a professional networking tool designed to remotely start up PCs, Macs, and servers. It utilizes the 'Wake On Lan' protocol to power on compatible devices and provides a status indicator to show if each machine is currently on or off.

What are the key features of Wake?

Key features include a 'Wake button' to send magic packets for startup, compatibility with Wi-Fi and cellular data, a status indicator for machine power state, automatic computer detection for easy setup, and a 'Shake'n'wake' feature to power on all computers by shaking your device.

How much does Wake cost?

The application is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases. Specific details on what these in-app purchases entail are not provided in the description, but they are available for users who wish to enhance their experience.

What are typical use cases for Wake?

Typical uses include starting up a machine remotely to then access files via VNC or other remote services, monitoring a list of business-critical servers, or powering on an entire classroom of PCs from a single desk.

What devices is Wake compatible with?

The app is compatible with all devices that support the 'Wake On Lan' protocol. This includes PCs, Macs, and servers. It can be used over both Wi-Fi and cellular data networks.