Eye Saver

Hi, I’m a developer — which basically means I spend more time staring at screens than sleeping. After years of dealing with eye strain, blurry vision at night, and terrible sleep, I finally built something I wish I had a long time ago: Eye Saver, part of the CareUEyes toolkit.


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This isn’t some bloated eye-care app full of pop-ups or gimmicks. It’s a lightweight, no-nonsense tool that filters blue light, dims your screen, and helps you take care of your eyes — quietly, in the background.

Why I Built Eye Saver

If you’re like me, your day starts and ends with a monitor. And after 10–12 hours of work (or gaming), your eyes start begging for mercy. The problem? Windows doesn’t let you dim your screen enough, and most “blue light filter” apps I tried either messed with the colors too much or felt clunky to use.

So I wrote my own solution. One that:

    • Doesn’t break your display colors

    • Doesn’t hog CPU

    • Actually helps you feel better after long hours in front of a screen

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What Eye Saver Does

🌈 Filters Blue Light (Without the Weird Orange Tint)

Too much blue light = eye strain + bad sleep. Eye Saver applies a smooth color temperature shift — warm, comfortable tones that reduce glare but keep the screen usable.

🌙 Dims Your Screen (Below System Minimum)

Windows won’t let you go below a certain brightness — but with Eye Saver, you can. This is super useful late at night, especially if you’re in a dark room.

⏱️ Reminds You to Take Breaks (Optional, but Helpful)

We’ve all ignored the 20-20-20 rule (look 20 feet away every 20 minutes for 20 seconds). Eye Saver gives you gentle reminders so your eyes don’t burn out by 6pm.
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⚙️ Includes Smart Presets

I added modes for different situations:

    • Reading – Soft and warm

    • Gaming – Dim but clear

    • Office – Balanced for daytime

    • Night – Ultra warm for bedtime coding marathons

You can switch between them or create your own.

🖼️ Doesn’t Affect Screenshots

Big pet peeve of mine: some dimmer apps tint everything — including screenshots. Eye Saver uses gamma  control, so what you see is not what you capture. Screenshots stay normal.

Who’s This For?

    • Developers, designers, writers — anyone who works long hours on screen

    • People sensitive to light or struggling with sleep

    • Students, remote workers, night owls

    • Basically, if your eyes hurt — it’s for you

Lightweight. No Bloat. Just Works.

    • Runs on Windows 11 / 10 / 8 / 7

    • Supports multi-monitor setups

    • Starts with Windows if you want

    • Takes up almost no memory or CPU 

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