Screen Mercy
Pilot

For distributed engineering teams

Screen comfort that follows every teammate's own sunset

ScreenMercy warms each remote Mac based on the real sky around that person, not a headquarters schedule. Your team can work across time zones without forcing one screen rhythm on everyone.

Local sun math. Optional location. Manual coordinates supported. No telemetry in the Mac app.

Problem

Remote teams do not share one sunset

A fixed 6 p.m. schedule works for almost nobody when your Mac fleet spans coasts, countries, daylight savings changes, and travel weeks.

Agitate

Headquarters time can punish everyone else

One teammate is starting the day while another is winding down. If screen warmth follows the office clock instead of the person, it feels wrong half the time.

Solution

Each display follows its own horizon

ScreenMercy uses real local sun position for each Mac, through optional auto-location or manually entered coordinates, so every teammate gets a screen that warms and clears where they actually are.

Product fit

Distributed teams need personal timing, not one blunt policy

Remote work makes screen timing more personal. A fixed schedule cannot respect seasons, latitude, travel, or time zones. ScreenMercy gives the company a standard tool while giving each teammate a local experience.

Real sun, not HQ time

ScreenMercy follows each person's local sunrise, sunset, and twilight instead of a single office schedule. Auto-location is optional, and coordinates can be set manually.

Works when people travel

Remote teammates can use macOS Location Services or set coordinates manually. Either way, location stays on the Mac.

No central tracking

The product app makes no outbound network calls. Auto-location is optional, and no location or usage telemetry is sent back to the company.

Simple to standardize

Give every remote Mac the same thoughtful default while still respecting the real sky around each person.

Where it helps

Built for teams whose workday moves around the globe

  • West Coast engineers pairing with East Coast teammates
  • European teammates joining late product reviews
  • Founders traveling between customers, events, and home offices
  • Support and infrastructure teams handing off across regions
  • New hires receiving a standard Mac setup before day one
  • Hybrid teams split between home, coworking spaces, and HQ

Pricing

Cover every region without adding another employee system

One quiet utility for the whole team. Compare plans by monthly seat cost, then pick monthly or annual billing.

Starter

2 to 9 seats

$2 /seat/mo

per seat / month, billed annually at $24 / seat / year

Small teams buying on a card

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Team

10 to 49 seats

$1.67 /seat/mo

per seat / month, billed annually at $20 / seat / year

Growing engineering or ops teams

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Business

50 to 199 seats

$1.33 /seat/mo

per seat / month, billed annually at $16 / seat / year

Department or company rollouts

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Reference price

Enterprise

200+ seats

$1-$1.17 /seat/mo

per seat / month, billed annually at $12-$14 / seat / year

Fleet-wide rollout, invoice / purchase order, and security review support

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  • Annual billing is the best value; monthly billing is available when flexibility matters more than the lowest seat cost.
  • All plans include free updates for the license term and direct support.
  • 14-day free team pilot available on every plan. No credit card required.
  • Business and Enterprise plans support invoices, purchase orders, vendor onboarding, and security review.
  • Custom contract terms are available case by case for larger Business and Enterprise rollouts.

FAQ

Remote-team questions, answered.

Why is ScreenMercy especially relevant for remote teams?

Remote teams work across different daylight cycles. ScreenMercy follows each teammate's local sunrise and sunset using optional auto-location or manually entered coordinates, so the experience is personal rather than tied to headquarters time.

Does ScreenMercy send employee location to the company?

No. Auto-location is optional. If used, location stays on the Mac and is used locally for solar math. Employees can also type coordinates manually. The product app makes no outbound network calls.

Can remote employees avoid location permission?

Yes. They can type coordinates manually and never grant location permission.

Can IT still manage defaults for a distributed fleet?

Yes. Teams can deploy ScreenMercy and manage defaults through MDM while each Mac still follows its own local sun position.