UpSnap

Remotely power on your computers and servers from anywhere through a simple web interface. UpSnap uses Wake-on-LAN (WoL) — a standard that lets you send a special network signal to turn on a device, even when it's completely shut down.

First-Time Setup

1. Visit your domain — create an admin account on first launch
2. Add devices — enter each device's name, IP address, and MAC address, or use the automatic network scan to find devices
3. Wake devices — click the power button to remotely turn on a device

Key Features

• One-click remote power on from any browser
• Automatic network scan to discover devices
• Scheduled wake-ups (e.g., turn on your office PC every weekday at 8 AM)
• Live device status — see which devices are online or offline
• Multi-user support — share access with your team, each with their own permissions
• Dark/light theme

Before You Start

For Wake-on-LAN to work, the target device needs two things:

1. WoL enabled in BIOS/UEFI — this is a motherboard setting; search your device model + "enable Wake-on-LAN" for instructions
2. Same network — UpSnap must be able to reach the device over the local network. If UpSnap runs on Zeabur (cloud), you'll need a VPN or network bridge to your local network

License

MIT — GitHub