Twilight
The app filters the blue spectrum on your phone or tablet after sunset and protects your eyes with... subtitle
Twilight Alternatives [Page 4]
The best Twilight alternatives based on verified products, community votes, reviews and other factors.
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/kumux-alternatives
Kumux is a smart circadian color scheme designed for software like code editors.
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/iris-alternatives
The fastest web framework for Go in (THIS) earth
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Auto arrange all your app windows, whether on one screen or many with a single click!
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/breaks-for-eyes-alternatives
A Mac app to get rid of eye strain, dry eyes and fatigue
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/nighttone-alternatives
NightTone is a commercial computer program that makes your screen more comfortable, healthier and enjoyable by shifting the colours of your display to a warmer and eye-friendly palette.
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/velis-auto-brightness-alternatives
Velis Auto Brightness is a pretty powerfully adjustable auto-brightness app for your android device.
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/firelux-alternatives
Reduces the color temperature of the browser by adding a filter on web pages.
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/mirage-eye-care-alternatives
World's 1st instantaneous content-aware brightness control app that let your screen brightness adapt instantly and automatically to provide the most optimal viewing ...
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/goodnight-alternatives
GoodNight is an IOS app developped by @anthonya1999 (Github).
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/shifty-alternatives
More control over macOS Night Shift
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/night-screen-blackbulb-alternatives
Prevent your eyes from being hurt by screen light on Android. Adjust brithness and screen color to prevent your eyes from being hurt by screen light.
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/pc-sun-screen-alternatives
PC SunScreen is a powerful software app for PCs running Windows 7 or later, which automatically adjusts your screen colour to mimic natural daylight, gradually increasing the blue content from dawn to midday and then reducing it in the hours before …
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/negativescreen-alternatives
Invert your screen colors.
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/ibrightness-tray-alternatives
Brightness Control for Windows 7 in the native way. I always wondered, why Microsoft did not put it natively, but since we can not expect any change on the part of microsoft, so far. I decided to...
