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 # What is this?
-I'm lazy and don't like to get up from bed to turn off my pc so i spent a while creating an application to turn off my pc for me.
+I'm lazy and don't like to get up from bed to turn off my PC so i spent a while creating an application to turn off my pc for me.
 	This application can turn off/on, logout, sleep and restart your pc remotely with a press on a button.
 
 
@@ -35,15 +35,15 @@ Client: [APK Download (Beta)](https://github.com/Myxelium/go-to-bed/raw/master/B
 Server: [EXE Download](https://github.com/Myxelium/go-to-bed/raw/master/Binaries/GoToBed.exe)
 
 ### ios devices
-I haven't built the server or the application on either Mac or Ios devices, but there shouldn't be anything stopping you doing so. Both the server and client is build with Node (Server: Electron, Client: Ionic Capacitor/Cordova).
+I haven't built the server or the application on either Mac or Ios devices, but there shouldn't be anything stopping you doing so. Both the server and client is built with Node (Server: Electron, Client: Ionic Capacitor/Cordova).
 
 ### Linux support
-The server should be able to be built on Linux since it uses NodeJs and Electron. You will need to add some lines to it's package.json in order to get Electron-builder to work.
+The server should be able to be built on Linux since it uses NodeJs and Electron. You will need to add some lines to package.json in order to get Electron-builder to work.
 
 
 ## Wakeup On Lan (WOL)
 
-Is not yet inplemented, since i have to write a Java plugin specifically for that.
+It's not yet inplemented, since i have to write a Java plugin specifically for that.
 **This means the application does not support turning on the pc yet.**
 In the meanwhile can I recommend: [Wake on lan](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.uk.mrwebb.wakeonlan)
 
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 * Common router addresses are: [192.168.1.1](http://192.168.1.1), [192.168.0.1](http://192.168.0.1) 
 * Once reached the router login screen you'll need to login.
 Common User and passwords are either blank or `Admin` / `Administrator`.
-* Once logged in (This looks different on every router brand), but look for something called `WAN` or `PortForward`
-* If you have found it, click on it and you should be able to add a new entry. Start the server to find out port and your address and enter that, also use http/tcp as protocol.
+* Once logged in (This looks different for every router brand), but look for something called `WAN` or `PortForward`
+* If you find it, click on it and you should be able to add a new entry. Start the server to find out port and your address and enter that, also use http/tcp as protocol.
 * Now in your app, instead of using the local address of your pc that start with 192.168.XXX.YYY, use your [public address](https://whatismyipaddress.com/) (note: make sure are on your pc when entering the page to avoid the mistake of using your phones own network.) Enter your public IP in GoToBed App's Address field under Settings tab.
 
 ### Server API
-As you might see, more functionality in the Server than the Client Application currently supports.
+If you check the server code you might see more functionality than the Client Application currently supports.
 All the commands can be sent using a post request
 
+So more functionality will be added later on inside the phone app.
 
     endpoint: http://localhost/commandbridge
     {
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 | closeServer | Remote turn off GoToBed Server Application |
 | resetFirstRun | Reset first run message. Window with setup information will show up on next startup. |
 
+You can call those commands from any application that support it, so if you build something your own, you can integrate it with this.