Unified brightness control
Move from everyday brightness to a brighter workspace with one control. Adjust supported XDR displays right from your keyboard.

Control brightness from your keyboard on supported displays.
macOS 26 or later · Apple Silicon (M series). Windows and Intel Macs are not supported.
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Illustrated interface demo. Nit values are driver targets, not physical measurements. Available brightness depends on hardware and macOS. HDR detection is experimental; returning may take time.
Move from everyday brightness to a brighter workspace with one control. Adjust supported XDR displays right from your keyboard.
Direct XDR upscaling requires a supported MacBook Pro with a built-in Liquid Retina XDR display. Upscaling does not work on MacBook Air or displays without HDR/XDR capability. External HDR displays are not guaranteed to be supported. Check your device during the free trial before buying.
With HDR detection enabled, supported HDR playback is handed to macOS; your saved SDR target returns afterward. Switching to the native XDR display mode below 600 nits is a separate option. macOS may delay releasing its HDR signal.
Runs independently with its own menu bar and settings. All Apps does not need to be installed.
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macOS 26 or later · Apple Silicon (M series). Windows and Intel Macs are not supported.
Accessibility permission enables brightness keys. Screen Recording and gamma-table changes are not used. Direct XDR upscaling requires a supported MacBook Pro with a built-in Liquid Retina XDR display. Upscaling does not work on MacBook Air or displays without HDR/XDR capability. External HDR displays are not guaranteed to be supported. Check your device during the free trial before buying.