UpSnap is a self-hosted wake-on-LAN web application that helps you power on and manage devices across your local network from a browser.
Written with SvelteKit, Go and PocketBase, it provides a clean dashboard for waking machines, scheduling actions and administering device access for different users.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides a one-click dashboard for waking devices over the network.
- Supports timed events using cron-based automation.
- Can ping a user-selected port to help check device availability.
- Can discover devices on the network with scanning support when nmap is installed.
- Supports shutdown actions through custom commands.
- Includes secured user management with per-device permissions.
- Offers internationalization support for multiple languages.
- Includes a wide range of built-in themes.
- Provides Docker images for multiple architectures.
- Can be self-hosted on Linux systems and other platforms.
Website: github.com/seriousm4x/upsnap
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Developer: seriousm4x
License: MIT License
UpSnap is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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