+28%
higher error risk on the night shift vs the day shift.
Source: Journal of Circadian RhythmsFor customer support, success, and 24/7 operations teams
ScreenMercy warms your team's screens through the overnight hours and clears them by morning, tuned to each agent's real horizon. It is a quiet, fleet-wide way to ease the strain of long screen-bound shifts, with nothing for agents to set up and nothing leaving their devices.
Privacy-first. Zero telemetry. No agent monitoring. Deploys fleet-wide via MDM.
The problem
Support and operations teams spend entire shifts locked to a screen, and a meaningful share of that time runs past sunset and deep into the night. The science here is not subtle. Night-shift work raises the risk of errors by about 28 percent compared to day shifts, and cognitive performance, working memory, sustained attention, and reaction time all decline measurably by the end of a shift (Journal of Circadian Rhythms). A meta-analysis of shift workers found significantly worse processing speed, working memory, and visual attention than non-shift peers (BMJ Occupational and Environmental Medicine).
For a support floor, that shows up exactly where leaders watch: handle time, first-contact resolution, data-entry accuracy, and quality scores.
+28%
higher error risk on the night shift vs the day shift.
Source: Journal of Circadian Rhythms2.5x
more data-entry errors from burned-out agents.
Source: Call center burnout data$15,000/yr
estimated cost per fatigued shift worker.
Source: NSCThe solution
ScreenMercy reads the real position of the sun above each agent's location and warms their display through the evening and overnight hours, then clears it as morning comes. There is no schedule to manage and nothing for agents to configure. It runs quietly in the menu bar and asks for nothing.
A distributed support team spans time zones. ScreenMercy follows each person's actual sun, so a 2 a.m. screen in one city and a 2 a.m. screen in another are both handled correctly.
No app to open, no settings, no account. And critically for a support context, no agent surveillance: ScreenMercy collects nothing about how your people work.
IT sets the defaults once and pushes it to every seat. Adoption is automatic, which matters when you are covering hundreds of agents across rotating shifts.
The value
Support teams run on thin margins and high seat counts, so per-seat cost matters. ScreenMercy runs roughly $16 to $24 per seat per year, and less at volume. Against the documented cost of fatigue-driven errors, rework, and attrition on a support floor, that is a rounding error. It is also a visible, no-effort signal of care for a workforce that often feels overlooked, which matters when agent attrition is one of your largest hidden costs.
Burnout and fatigue are among the biggest drivers of support attrition and quality loss. A low-cost, zero-effort comfort tool is a rare lever you can pull across the entire floor at once.
Trust and privacy
ScreenMercy makes zero outbound network calls and collects no data about your agents. There is no dashboard, no productivity tracking, no account. In a function where monitoring tools are everywhere, this is one your team can welcome rather than resent.
No agent data collected
Zero telemetry
On-device only
Apple notarized
Pricing
One quiet utility for the whole team. Compare plans by monthly seat cost, then pick monthly or annual billing.
2 to 9 seats
$2 /seat/mo
per seat / month, billed annually at $24 / seat / year
Small teams buying on a card
Buy now10 to 49 seats
$1.67 /seat/mo
per seat / month, billed annually at $20 / seat / year
Growing engineering or ops teams
Buy now50 to 199 seats
$1.33 /seat/mo
per seat / month, billed annually at $16 / seat / year
Department or company rollouts
Request a quote200+ 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
Contact usStart a free 14-day pilot across a shift or a team. No credit card, no commitment. Keep it only if your people feel the difference.
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FAQ
Night Shift is a basic built-in feature with a limited warmth range, limited scheduling, no team deployment story, and no per-display or per-app control. Some users also report that it behaves inconsistently after sleep, updates, or display changes. ScreenMercy is purpose-built for deeper screen comfort: real sun-position timing using optional macOS Location Services or manually entered coordinates, richer controls, and a team-ready deployment path.
Push the signed, notarized package through Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, Intune, or another MDM that supports macOS package deployment. A single license key or pre-activation file covers the team. Most fleets are live in under an afternoon.
No. There is nothing to open, log into, or maintain. Once it is installed, it works quietly on its own.
None. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no outbound network calls. Everything runs on the device.
Evening screen light has been shown to suppress melatonin and delay sleep onset (PNAS). ScreenMercy reduces that evening light in step with the natural day, which supports the body's normal wind-down. We are careful to make sleep and circadian claims, which the science supports, and not eye-disease claims, which it does not.
Yes. 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.
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