Sunriser
Buy a Milight RGBW bulb here:http://www.milight.com/milight-rgbw/
Research shows that the healthiest way to wake up is along with the sun rising and the world gradually becoming lighter:
The gradual increase in light intensity tells your body the sun is coming up. As a result the pineal gland reduces the hormone melatonin that makes you sleepy and secretes the hormones cortisol and serotonin into your bloodstream. These play an essential role in waking you up.
Read more:http://www.hobbr.com/wake-up-light-alarm-clocks/
We're open-source and hosted with love on GitHub!https://github.com/eladnava/sunriser-android
Category : Lifestyle
Reviews (7)
Awesome app, thank you so much for making it :) Just what i was looking for, and works great!
So I installed it, and when I use the menu and touch "test" nothing happens. I touch "moonlight" and nothing happens. I fiddle with preferences... ? I guess I just don't get it. We'll see if the alarm works tomorrow morning, but I have no idea what test and moonlight do.
Does what I want, almost. Needs to be smart enough to automatically be white for sunrise (or allow colour choice) as it seems to just continue from whatever color the lights were on when last used.
Does what it claims, could have more funtionality, of course, but works as announced
Need to have light in the red-orange range in evening to stimulate melatonin production, "moonlight" mode is very blue which is morning/wakeup light spectrum. Also want to be able to auto night mode (dim and orange) & leave light on as nightlight then blue & brighten at set time not just sunrise. Need these functions for dealing with circadian rhythm disorder.
Just says no alarms set and exits... I do have alarms set ... :(
The sunrise simulation is spot on! I like the way you're able to set the duration of the sunrise and set the color. However, it would probably be better if you can set the alarms from within the app instead of depending on the phone's alarm. I tend to set several alarms on my phone and i don't really want all of them to simulate a sunrise each time. :) Also, support for white only bulbs would be great. The app seems to only work with RGBW bulbs. Where can I send feature suggestions?