Wand-Enhancer: WeMod Client UX Improvements and Mobile Remote Control

An open-source tool that extends the user experience of the WeMod (Wand) desktop client. It supports local configuration management, automatic compatibility adjustment with new client versions, and theme and layout customization. By modifying only client files without bypassing server-side validation, it minimizes security risks.

The most notable feature is the built-in remote web panel. When a PC and smartphone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network, users can scan a QR code to directly control app functions from their mobile device. It uses TCP port 3223 and can be accessed more conveniently via a trusted LAN environment or a VPN such as Tailscale.

It also offers custom script injection. Including JavaScript files in the patcher allows them to run within Wand's renderer with DOM access and Node require privileges. Errors are wrapped to prevent the main application from crashing, making it useful for developers who want to modify the UI or automate specific behaviors.

Official binary distribution has been discontinued. To prevent security incidents, GitHub Releases only contains release notes; users must build the executable themselves by running a GitHub Actions workflow on their own fork. A .NET and C++ based build environment is required, and unsigned binaries may trigger Windows Defender warnings.