Android App

Use the primary WakeLink client for device discovery, account sign-in, relay management, and one-tap wake actions.

💡Tip

What you'll do: install the APK or build from source, sign in, add agents, and send one-tap wake commands from the app.

Requirements

Open clients/android/ in Android Studio.

bash

./gradlew test

Use Build → Make Project inside Android Studio to compile the app. The native libewsp_core.so library is built automatically through CMake.

Mode	Details
TCP	Direct local-network connection. Requires agent IP, EWSP token, and port 7625.
WSS	Remote access through the relay. Requires relay URL, API token, and agent ID.

On the local network, the app discovers agents and queries the HTTP status action used by WakeLink provisioning tools:

http

GET http://<agent-ip>/api/info

The returned metadata is used to populate the device list and simplify local TCP setup.

The login screen supports three methods:

The app never sends plaintext wake payloads to the relay. Commands are encrypted before they leave the device.

Command	Description
`ping`	Check whether the agent is reachable
`info`	Fetch firmware and network information
`wake`	Send a Wake-on-LAN magic packet
`reboot`	Restart the agent
`ota`	Trigger an OTA firmware update
`set_config`	Update agent configuration when supported by the firmware

💡Tip

To find a MAC address, run ipconfig /all on Windows or ip addr on Linux and macOS.

Directory	Status
`android/`	Current production Android client
`multiplatform/`	Experimental Kotlin Multiplatform port

Use android/ for production deployments.