What the light is doing
Four numbers. Read them once, then look up — not down.
"Reading your sky — live numbers land here in seconds…"
The day, at a glance
Lock it. Step out. Touch grass.
SunSync has done its job the moment you stop reading. Twenty unhurried minutes under the open sky — no sunglasses, no screen, gaze soft on the horizon.
- 01Lock your workstation
- 02Step into daylight
- 03Look far, breathe slow
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📚 Why 20 minutes of daylight works
Melanopsin retinal cells (ipRGCs) synchronize the brain's master clock — screens can't trigger them, daylight can.
Equivalent Melanopic Lux (EML) peaks near 480 nm — the blue-cyan band abundant outdoors, absent behind glass.
Morning daylight viewing anchors cortisol and sets a 14–16 h countdown to natural melatonin and deep sleep.