Save tonight. Resume tomorrow.

Leave it here tonight.
Pick it up tomorrow.

Put your phone down without losing what matters. Save an unfinished task, thought, or link, let your apps wind down, and return to it in the morning.

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Digital Sunset saving an unfinished proposal and its next step for morning
What Digital Sunset does

A quieter night.
A clearer next step.

Save what is unfinished, keep your bedtime limits, and return to the next small step tomorrow. Capture and morning review are free.

Save for morning

Write down an unfinished task, a thought, or a link. Leave yourself a small next step so it is easier to return tomorrow.

Smart app blocking

Allow-list mode (block everything except your essentials) or block-list mode (just these apps). You decide.

A stopping time for your evening

Set your wind-down and wake-up times. Get a reminder before bedtime and choose an optional morning alarm.

Save it. Keep winding down.

Tempted to ask for more time? Save the unfinished thing from the override screen while your app restrictions stay in place.

Pick it up tomorrow

Your saved items are ready in the morning. Mark one done, move it to the next morning, or let it go. You can undo or reopen it.

A gentle nudge to return

Choose an optional morning reminder. The notification keeps your note and link private, and its timing is separate from your alarm.

Three steps

From unfinished
to ready for tomorrow.

i

Leave it here tonight

Save what is unfinished and the next small step. Add a link if it helps.

ii

Wind down at dusk

Fifteen minutes before, a gentle reminder. At bedtime, distracting apps fade to calm.

iii

Return when you are ready

Find the same item tomorrow. Finish it, move it to another morning, or let it go.

On privacy

Your thoughts stay close.
No sign-in.

Your saved notes, links, drafts, schedule, app choices, reflections, and recaps stay on your device. Optional reminders do not reveal note contents. Apple device backup may include local data if enabled. Apple and RevenueCat process Premium purchases so the app can unlock and restore them.

Notes stored on deviceNo sign-in requiredPurchases via Apple + RevenueCatNo behavioral analyticsOpaque app tokens
Get notified

Three platforms,
one quiet email.

We're shipping iPhone first (TestFlight this spring), then Android and Desktop. Leave your email under the platform you care about — we'll only write once, when it's ready.

iPhone

TestFlight this spring

Android

Coming soon

Desktop

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Questions

Things worth asking.

Does Digital Sunset work on iOS 25 or earlier?

Not yet. Digital Sunset requires iOS 26 because of AlarmKit — the system-level alarm that rings through Silent mode. Older iOS versions don't expose that API.

Can I break the restrictions if I need to?

Yes, intentionally. Digital Sunset uses friction-based restrictions, not unbreakable locks. A short reflection prompt plus a brief delay give you an override when something is genuinely urgent. You can also disable everything from iOS Settings at any time. This is a feature — the app is a tool for self-regulation, not a jail.

Does Digital Sunset see my app usage?

No. Apple's Family Controls framework hands us opaque tokens for the apps you choose to shield. We never see names, bundle IDs, or any behavioral data. Your choices are stored locally on your device and never transmitted anywhere.

Can I save something without unblocking my apps?

Yes. Choose Save for morning from the override screen. Saving keeps restrictions in place and does not count as an override. Extra time is a separate action.

Is it free?

Saving and reviewing unfinished items is free. Optional Premium adds detailed recap statistics, extra alarm sounds, weekend scheduling, and custom active-day and per-day schedules. Premium is available as a monthly subscription or a lifetime purchase.