Bluelight Filter for Eye Care – Auto screen filter

Automatically adjust the color of screen by external light conditions to safeguard eyes. Don’t let yourself be taken advantage of for the opportunity to have a restful night’s sleep!

Blue light from your phone or tablet puts strain on your eyes, preventing you from sleeping in the evening. This application adjusts your screen’s color to block blue light. This aids in relaxing your eyes which makes it easier for you to sleep.

Features

It is a Free Screen Filter Application to protect your eyes. Reduce the strain on your eyes by using a simple technique. It’s simple, but it’s efficient! All you need to do is start this application.Screen

Filter Filter with Natural Color
The filter of this app has a natural hue, which means you can read news articles, websites, emails and other messages. This app does not dim the screen but instead adjusts the screen’s color to lessen blue light, which can cause eye strain. Natural color filters will make the smartphone’s screen change to night mode.

Auto mode
Automatically adjust the color of your screen according to a light source to shield your eyes.

Schedule mode
The screen filter should be turned on or off according to the time of the program.

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Easy Operation
It’s easy to switch off or on by tapping a single button.

You can change the opacity of the filter.
You can pick between seven different colors for your filter.

Turn off or on quickly and easily.
You can select to display or remove a filter icon from the status bar, which makes it easy to change the settings at any time.

Startup Automatically
You can launch this filter at the start of your startup.

Simple App
The app won’t draw your battery, except for the filter setup, since it only adjusts its color temperatures. Furthermore, memory usage is minimal.

Reliable App
The developer of this app is recognized as an official creator by an independently-owned group in Japan