Hey Product Hunt! I'm Mahmut, the maker of Wakeon at AlpWare Studio. 👋

Your computer is asleep in another room. You have your phone. Waking it should be the easy part.

Wakeon brings that everyday action to Android and iOS: save a compatible PC, NAS or home server, then send a

Wake-on-LAN packet with one tap.

The app focuses on the things around that tap, too:

• Keep multiple devices organized with favorites, search and sorting.

• Scan your local network for reachable devices, or add one manually.

• Back up your device list and restore it later.

• Share an encrypted device file, with its code sent separately.

• Use light or dark mode, in English or Turkish.

You don't need a Wakeon account. Device profiles and scan results stay on your device. The source is available under the MIT license.

Wakeon is free with ads. An optional one-time Premium purchase removes ads; there's no subscription. The free version uses advertising and analytics services, as explained in the privacy policy.

One setup note: your target device needs Wake-on-LAN enabled. Local-network use is the starting point.

Waking devices from outside your network needs a suitable network setup; Wakeon includes a guide, rather than a hosted remote-wake service.

If you try it, I'd love to know: what are you waking—your desktop, NAS, or home server? And which part of Wake-on-LAN setup should feel easier?

Thanks for taking a look!