ShutApp1.0.0

From an Android phone, ShutApp lets you control multiple computers on the same local network without reaching each machine individually. Add the computers you want to manage, then send commands to shut them down, restart them, put them to sleep, or lock them remotely.

The app is useful for home users, developers, office staff, and anyone managing several nearby Windows or Linux machines from one handset. Its local-network design suits situations such as securing an unattended workstation, restarting a computer in another room, or putting several systems to sleep at the end of a work session. A TCP port-scanning algorithm helps it locate reachable computers on the network, while the interface keeps multiple devices available for quick access. The required desktop companion is available for Windows and Linux and receives the remote power and locking commands from the Android app.

ShutApp 1.0.0 runs on Android 8.0 and later and supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices. It is distributed under an open-source license, and the computer-control functions require the corresponding desktop app on the machines being managed. The project credits PenTaist with motivating the app and assisting with its interface and TCP port-scanning algorithm.