
Why evening light matters
Most homes are lit for convenience, not biology.
After sunset, your body needs a different signal than what most lights produce. Our Circadian lighting fixes three problems at the source.
The benefits
What the right light gives back
Fall asleep easier
Blue-free evening light lets melatonin rise on schedule, so drifting off feels natural again.
Calms the nervous system
Warm, flicker-free light eases the low-grade stress that low quality, poorly designed LEDs put on your body.
More daytime energy
Blue-optimized Daylight in the morning sharpens your rhythm, so you wake clearer and stay alert.
Protects eye health
Zero visible flicker and no blue-light glare mean less eye strain, fatigue, and evening headaches.
The Solution
One light that follows the sun.
Flicker-free, low-EMF light with three settings you cycle with your existing light switch - clean Daylight by day, warm Sunset at dusk, and a blue-free Campfire glow at night.



Tap to change the setting
Blue-optimized • day
A bright, energizing setting for daytime tasks and getting ready.
Warm amber • evening
A warm amber glow that starts lowering blue light exposure as evening begins.
Zero blue • night
A fiery, candlelit glow that emits zero sleep-disrupting blue — lighting the room without breaking your rhythm after dark.
- Flicker-free
- No dirty electricity
- Low EMF
- No blue light
The science
The light frequency behind each setting
Spectrometer measured results of the spectral power distribution for our light settings. As the day winds down, the short blue and green wavelengths - the ones that suppress melatonin - drop toward zero.
Daylight
Blue-optimized for energy
Enough blue and green to stand up to midday sun - energizing, but warmer than a standard ceiling light.
Sunset
Reduced blue & green
A warm amber bridge to dusk - low enough in blue that it won't signal midday to your brain.
Campfire
Zero blue light
A fiery glow with no sleep-disrupting blue-light your room without disturbing your rhythm.
Specifications
Sync the lights on first install: Multiple lights operated by the same switch will need to be synchronized. Follow this procedure to do so: Turn the lights off, wait 10 seconds, and then turn them on and off 3 times. On the 4th time turning the lights on, they should be synchronized.
Frequently asked questions
