Wakeon

Wakeon is a simple, modern, and open-source Wake-on-LAN application built with Flutter.

Wake your computers, servers, NAS devices, and other Wake-on-LAN compatible hardware with a single tap.

Designed with simplicity in mind, Wakeon focuses on reliability, privacy, and a clean Material 3 user experience.

Features

Core Features

• Wake-on-LAN magic packet support
• Add and manage multiple devices
• Edit and delete saved devices
• Automatic last wake tracking
• Local device storage
• Fast one-tap wake action

Network Tools

• Local network discovery helper
• Broadcast address assistance
• Manual device configuration
• Remote Wake guide

User Experience

• Material 3 design
• Light theme support
• Dark theme support
• Responsive layout
• Beginner-friendly setup flow

🔒 Secure Device Sharing

• Optional share expiration
• Encrypted share links
• Easy import/export

🔐 Privacy First

• No account required
• No sign-in required
• No cloud dependency
• No ads
• No analytics
• No tracking
• Local-only device storage
• Device data remains on your device
• No user accounts

Screenshots

Home (Light)	Add Device

Network Scan	Settings

Remote Wake Guide	Home (Dark)

How Wake-on-LAN Works

Wake-on-LAN (WOL) allows a powered-off or sleeping computer to be started remotely by sending a special network packet called a Magic Packet.

Wakeon generates and sends this packet to the selected device.

Typical configuration:

MAC Address: AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
Broadcast Address: 192.168.1.255
Port: 9

Getting Started

1. Enable Wake-on-LAN in BIOS/UEFI

Enable one of the following options depending on your motherboard:

• Wake-on-LAN
• Wake by PCI-E
• Power On By PCI-E
• Resume By LAN
• PME Event Wake Up

2. Configure Your Network Adapter

On Windows:

1. Open Device Manager
2. Open your Ethernet adapter properties
3. Enable:
   • Allow this device to wake the computer
   • Only allow a magic packet to wake the computer
4. Enable Wake-on-LAN related options under the Advanced tab

3. Add Your Device to Wakeon

You will typically need:

• Device name
• MAC address
• Broadcast address
• Port (usually 9)

Finding Your MAC Address

Windows

Open Command Prompt:

ipconfig /all

Use the Physical Address value of your Ethernet adapter.

macOS

ifconfig

Linux

ip addr

Remote Wake

Wake-on-LAN was originally designed for local networks.

For remote wake scenarios, Wakeon recommends using:

• WireGuard
• Tailscale
• ZeroTier
• Router VPN solutions

Advanced WAN setups using:

• Port forwarding
• Static DHCP lease
• MAC/IP binding
• Broadcast forwarding

may work depending on your router and ISP.

Supported Platforms

• Android
• iOS

Planned:

• Windows
• macOS
• Linux

Tech Stack

• Flutter
• Dart
• Riverpod
• SharedPreferences
• Material 3
• Cryptography Package

Privacy Policy

Wakeon does not collect, transmit, or store personal information.

All device information remains on the user's device.

For details, see Privacy Policy.

Wakeon does not use:

• Analytics services
• Advertising SDKs
• Tracking frameworks
• User accounts

Open Source

Wakeon is open-source and community-friendly.

Contributions, bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome.

Roadmap

• Improved network discovery
• Better hostname detection
• Automatic MAC address detection
• Windows support
• macOS support
• Linux support
• Additional accessibility improvements

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2026 AlpWare Studio