THE NIGHT TIMELINE
You love the night. Your brain doesn't.
The problem isn't the night. It's how your brain experiences light.
SCREENS
Day mode after dark.
Phones, laptops, TVs keep your brain alert.
CITY
The night never feels like night.
Bars, LEDs, street lights confuse your rhythm.
STILL WIRED
Tired, but not sleepy.
Your body wants rest. Your mind doesn't.
Two Night Modes. One Better Morning.
Your night changes. Your lenses should too.
Stay social. Stay sharp.
Shut it down.
When the night is over and your brain needs to disconnect.
Be honest.
- You check your phone in bed.
- You feel tired — but not sleepy.
- You say 'just 5 more minutes'.
Your night isn't broken.
Your light is.
CHOOSE YOUR NIGHT MODE
Not all nights are the same.
For screens, city lights & late nights.
Shop Social NightFor real rest.
Block 100% of blue and green light to support natural melatonin production and deeper sleep.
- Deep red lenses
- Minimal stimulation
Questions people ask at night.
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Not everyone does. But if you're on screens after dark AND want real rest later, two modes give you control over both parts of your night.
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Social Night keeps colors natural while filtering blue light. Deep Night uses deep red lenses to minimize all stimulation when it's time to wind down.
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Social Night: screens, city lights, late work. Deep Night: the hour before bed, or anytime you want your brain to start shutting down.
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Social Night keeps things natural with a warm tint. Deep Night shifts everything red — it's designed for rest, not scrolling.
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No. Most blue light glasses are weak daytime filters. Ours are designed specifically for after-dark use with stronger, science-backed tints.
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Ideally 60–90 minutes before sleep. That's when your brain needs the signal that the day is over.