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Version 5.0 improves translations across the interface, image names, purchase messages and privacy policy, with improved language switching and right-to-left layouts.
Screen dimming, gentle tints and portrait decoration.
Lunar Eclipse Make your screen feel softer at night. Adjust dimming with a slider or presets, choose gentle color tints and decorate your screen with built-in portrait images. Set decoration intensity separately and switch between Dusk and Paper themes. Pause or stop the overlay from the app, notification or Quick Settings. App exceptions automatically pause it in apps you choose and restore it when you leave. Decorate your screen with your own photos. One purchase permanently unlocks image import. No subscription. Built-in images, dimming, tints and app exceptions are available without this purchase. App exceptions and accessibility Only after you enable app exceptions and grant accessibility access does the app use the foreground app package name in window state change events to decide whether to pause the overlay temporarily. This happens locally; app usage records are not uploaded. The service does not enable the ability to retrieve window content. It does not read screen text, input or interface images, or perform clicks or typing. It is not used for advertising, profiling or tracking. You can leave this feature disabled and use other features. You can also turn off app exceptions in the app or revoke the service permission in Android accessibility settings at any time. Overlay display and notifications Overlay permission displays your dimming, tint and decoration over other apps. It is not used to capture the screen. Notifications show overlay status and provide pause, resume and turn-off actions. You can turn off the overlay or revoke the relevant permissions in system settings. Images you choose Image import uses the Android system photo picker or document picker. It accesses only images you select and does not request permission to read your entire photo library. The app copies selected images to its private storage for later display. Images and their names are not uploaded to developer servers. You can delete imported images in the app; uninstalling also removes its private copies. Originals are managed by the system gallery or file provider and are not deleted when you delete an in-app copy.