🚨Introducing🚨
TAP ZAP for Mac and Windows
Tap Zap turns your Mac/Windows screen fully red at night (real red, not the orange filters that still leak blue) and stops the invisible PWM flicker that dimming causes.
$28, one-time purchase, 3 devices, lifetime updates.
Bitcoin and Lightning accepted ⚡
www.tapzap.app
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Cool
Thanks Bart 😃
Regular price is $39, but for the launch, the price is $28 and you can use code NOSTR for an extra 10% off
Looking forward to all your feedback :)
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Tap Zap
Block 100% Blue Light. Stop PWM Flicker.
System-level color and brightness control for Mac and Windows. $39 one-time, lifetime updates.
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Tap Zap
Block 100% Blue Light. Stop PWM Flicker.
System-level color and brightness control for Mac and Windows. $39 one-time, lifetime updates.
View quoted note →Use flux
I'd try it but I don't have win or Mac 😒
This is very good. Improvement on f.lux and better UI for blue light mitigation from screens
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How does Tap Zap compare to IRIS?
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View quoted note →I get that Android (incl. GrapheneOS) may not provide " the system-level color and backlight control Tap Zap relies on" - but is that really also true for Linux ?
I'll grab a license for my two Mac's right now, but really need something for my son's Linux laptop. He often sits by the screen until late, and the blue light blocking glasses isn't quite enough :-(
It's definitely possible on linux.
Give me a few weeks. I'm going to port it over.
This is why I #nostr.
Love you, @Rusty - both you, your posts and your software :-)
How is this different from using color filters on macos? In the accessibility settings
How do you limit to 3 devices, technically speaking?
The app talks to exactly one address, live.dodopayments.com and only about the license. Once when you activate and once more if you deactivate to move machines.
Do you know what machine info they use to create a unique identifier?