Softer whites
Sleep pairs the lowest slider setting with Reduce White Point to soften bright colors.
Nightly combines low brightness with Reduce White Point for reading in bed. Add warmth with Night Shift, all in one tap.
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Lowest brightness
When the slider is all the way down and the page still feels bright, Sleep softens the whites and adds warmth. Tap Restore to bring your brightness back.
Three iPhone settings that live in three different places, set together.
Sleep pairs the lowest slider setting with Reduce White Point to soften bright colors.
Night Shift turns on with the same tap, so the light is softer as well as dimmer.
Restore brings back the brightness you had before. Nothing to remember in the morning.
Double tap the back of your iPhone, use Control Center, or let your bedtime do it. After setup, you can run your shortcut without opening Nightly.
Save the levels you like. Start with four, add a red screen, or build your own.
Nightly walks you through it the first time you open the app.
Tap one button in Nightly and confirm in Shortcuts.
Tap Dim and watch the screen drop. Tap Restore to bring it back.
Put Nightly on Back Tap, Control Center or your Home Screen.
The slider stops at a minimum. Nightly sets that minimum and also turns on Reduce White Point, an iPhone setting that lowers the intensity of bright colors. Together they go below what the slider allows.
Nightly uses Apple Shortcuts to apply brightness, Reduce White Point and Night Shift together across your iPhone. You add the Nightly shortcut once during setup.
No. Tap Restore in Nightly, or run the Nightly shortcut again, and your brightness returns to where it was. You can also raise brightness in Control Center at any time.
Open Settings, then Accessibility, then Display & Text Size, and drag the Reduce White Point slider to 100%. Your iPhone keeps that strength for every dim.
The Nightly app has no account, analytics or advertising. It does not send your scenes or display settings to Adecastic.
A scene option that turns on Color Filters with a red tint you set once. Many people prefer red light in a dark room because it is less harsh than white.
Any iPhone running iOS 26 or later.
No account, no tracking. Your scenes and display settings aren’t sent to Adecastic.