On or off your computer remotely
Control a computer remotely via internet or internal network. Wake up devices using WOL protocol by IP or DNS name. Shutdown computers using Telnet. Manage multiple devices with one click and view active devices in list.
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Remoter Labs LLC
, track, and control
Control computers via sharing, trackpad/mouse, and Apple Pencil. Connect using RDP, SSH, Telnet, and VNC. Manage sessions, transfer files, and customize keyboard shortcuts. Supports iOS and Mac devices.
Remoter Labs LLC
Remote control and manage devices seamlessly
Control remote computers via VNC, RDP, SSH, and Telnet connections. Support for trackpad, mouse, and Apple Pencil input. Connect using VNC details. Enable Remote Desktop Gateway and NLA. Use external keyboards. Manage multiple sessions.
Jack Baker
Power on devices with a single tap
On LAN allows users to remotely power on a computer by sending a magic packet. Configure devices, select targets, and initiate startup. Requires proper network and hardware setup for functionality.
Skyjos Co., Ltd.
Access files, stream media, manage documents
Manage files across devices by accessing local storage, computers, NAS, and cloud services. Stream media directly to iOS devices. View and edit documents, photos, and music without downloading.
Takashi Tsuchiya
Wake your computer remotely
Send Wake On Lan packets to power on a compatible Mac or PC. Check device status via ping. Configure network settings and BIOS for compatibility. Use Siri Shortcuts to trigger startup commands.
BananaGlue GmbH
Computers remotely and locally
Computers on local networks or the internet. Initiate sleep, shutdown, or reboot remotely. Add devices by entering MAC addresses. Scan connected devices on the local network.
Nikita Somenkov
Computers remotely via network
Control computer power states remotely via local network or Internet. Send -up commands using Siri. Access interactive widgets for quick actions. Manage host availability and track status updates.
Jan Frydendal
Wake up computers on your network
Wake-on-LAN allows users to power on computers over a network. It detects local devices using Bonjour and NETBIOS. Users can ping computers to check their status. The broadcasts wake signals on a LAN and supports 3G and Wi-Fi networks.
Dayana Networks Ltd
Scan and analyze IPv4 and IPv6 networks
Allows administrators to scan and analyze IPv4 and IPv6 networks. It provides system information including hardware, memory, disk usage, interfaces, WiFi, and DNS servers. Users can run scans and view detailed interface data.
Christophe Calmejane
Wake your computer over network
Wake on LAN allows users to power on a computer connected to the network. Select a target device to send a wake-up signal. Supports devices behind firewalls. Automatically detects available networks for connection.
Tamara Dudarenko
Detect devices, ping, and analyze connections
Detect connected devices on your network and ping them for response. Analyze download speed and connection latency. Identify DNS servers and view real-time network details. Test proxy and VPN connections for performance.
Brian Slack
Devices remotely over LAN
Remote -up for compatible devices via local network or internet. Send -up signals to computers or devices supporting On Lan. Requires network connection and proper port configuration.
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