A Blue Light Filter for Windows That Is More Than Night Light
Windows Night light only warms the display. EyeRise adds circadian presets, Greyscale Mode, and guided 20-20-20 breaks on the desktop you actually work on.
EyeRise is wellness software and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical concerns, consult a qualified eye-care professional.
If you searched for a blue light filter for Windows, you have probably already tried Night light or a simple dimmer. Those tools change color temperature. They do not build a screen routine you can keep during an eight-hour workday.
EyeRise is desktop software for Windows, macOS, and Linux — not a phone app. It adapts the screen you already use for work, study, and creation, then reminds you to take the breaks most people skip.
What Night light does — and what it leaves out
Night light warms the display in the evening. That can feel more comfortable after sunset. It does not guide 20-20-20 breaks, remove color when you need focus, or give you a daily number for the habits you actually kept.
EyeRise includes Day, Evening, and Night Rescue presets so the display can change with the day — plus one-tap Greyscale Mode when color is competing for attention.
Honest limits
A warmer screen is a comfort and habit tool. It is not medical treatment. The American Academy of Ophthalmology notes there is no established evidence that typical display light damages the retina. Discomfort after long sessions is still common — and that is the problem EyeRise is built for.
EyeRise does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If symptoms persist, see a qualified professional.
How to try it on this computer
Start a 7-day free trial on the pricing page — no charge today. Then download the Windows installer and sign in with the same email. Pro+ is $14.99/month per device after the trial. Cancel anytime through Stripe.
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