Beyond Night Shift
Apple’s filter warms your screen slightly. Sundown can remove blue and green light output entirely for a true red mode before bed.
For the last screen session before sleep
Sundown is a Mac menu bar app that shifts your display fully red after dark — far beyond Night Shift. Built for people who work late and still take their evenings seriously.
From daylight to candlelight in one click. Night Shift stops at amber. Sundown goes all the way.
Designed for wind-down rituals
Sundown is intentionally simple: it changes the light coming from your Mac, then gets out of the way.
Apple’s filter warms your screen slightly. Sundown can remove blue and green light output entirely for a true red mode before bed.
Schedule Sundown to follow local sunset or your own wind-down time. A gradual fade makes the shift feel natural.
No dock clutter. Toggle instantly, adjust intensity, or use a keyboard shortcut when you need color accuracy back.
Careful science, practical utility
Bright, blue-heavy screen light at night is the opposite of the light our evenings evolved around — firelight, sunsets, candles. Research into circadian rhythms has focused on blue wavelengths as a strong daytime signal, which is why many people choose to limit them after dark.
Sundown makes that choice effortless: it reduces the blue and green light your display emits, nothing more.
Not another warm tint
f.lux and Night Shift are great for warming things up. Sundown is for going all the way down.
Own it once
We’re putting the final polish on Sundown. Join the waitlist for launch pricing and a single email when it’s ready.
No spam. One email at launch.
Questions before sunset
Night Shift warms your screen. Sundown can shift it fully red — a much stronger filter with finer control.
Yes — that is the point. Toggle it off instantly when you need color accuracy.
No. Sundown adjusts display output natively and is designed to use negligible resources.
The launch target is macOS 13 Ventura and later, on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Never. Sundown is planned as a one-time purchase.