Control the Wand trainer from your phone and customize its layout with this open-source tool
A screen opens that lets you operate the Wand trainer from your smartphone without sitting at a computer. This open-source tool extends the local client settings of the Wand app and improves the user experience. Using it, you can change Wand's layout and theme, add AI features, and control the trainer from mobile via a remote web panel.
Remote web panel for controlling Wand from a smartphone
Connect your PC and smartphone to the same Wi-Fi network and hover your mouse over the Connect button at the top of WandEnhancer to reveal a QR code. Scanning this code with your smartphone camera opens a web page where you can control Wand. However, because the panel uses plain HTTP and has no pairing code, anyone who can access the port can view the panel and control the active trainer. Therefore, it should only be used on a trusted LAN or VPN, and you must ensure the port is not exposed to the internet.
Automatic adjustment of local environment settings and compatibility
The tool manages the settings of the selected local Wand installation files. It automatically adjusts compatibility issues that arise when the Wand client version is updated. Layout and theme customization occur only on the client side. By default, there is no update checking or telemetry, and Wand itself remains an online application. An optional build variant checks for the latest public release on GitHub when Wand starts, but this request only exposes the IP and User-Agent, does not send Wand or account data, and does not download updates.
Why and how to build it yourself
This project does not distribute pre-built executables. GitHub releases contain only notes, with no .exe files. This is a deliberate decision to prevent unsigned, self-built patching tools from being re-uploaded or mislabeled, which could cause third-party scanners to flag them. Users must fork the repository and run the Build executable workflow in GitHub Actions to build it themselves. If you turn off the 'Include GitHub release checks when Wand starts' option during the build, a fully offline patcher is created. When you run the built WandEnhancer.exe, you can specify the folder or Wand.exe via drag and drop if the Wand installation is not detected.
Security considerations to verify before use
Because this tool modifies files in the local Wand installation, antivirus programs or SmartScreen may flag the patched files and the built WandEnhancer.exe. This happens because the files are unsigned and unusual, and it can occur even if you built them yourself. If a SmartScreen warning appears, select 'More info' and then 'Run anyway,' and restore quarantined files from the protection history in Windows Security. It is also recommended to add the Wand folder and the folder containing WandEnhancer.exe to the antivirus exclusion list. Binaries built by others should be considered untrusted, and you should only run files you have built yourself after reviewing the source code. This project is a third-party extension tool intended solely for educational, research, and local interoperability purposes, and it does not bypass server-side validation.
