EyeSavior

One of the most encountered problems when it comes to prolonged computer activities is eye soreness, in this case, EyeSavior can be a safe choice.

Even the interface follows the principle, sporting a dark theme and using eye-friendly colors, Eye Savior hold its ground regarding eye protection. You can quickly adjust brightness by sliding the bar left or right. A gauge connected to the bar is monitoring your changes and displays them as a percentage.

This app gives you the auto-adjust option, but a light intensity sensor is needed for using it. The sensor is a standalone part, so only if you acquire it, you can enjoy the Auto brightness feature.

If you go to settings, you will notice that the menu is very light as it contains the "Light Sensor" selection menu and a list of monitors connected to your system. A interesting action is adjusting different brightness percentage for two or more monitors. If you are located in a position where light affects your screen from different angles, having this customization option will help a lot.

Also, you can notice the "Brightness Curve Editor," where you can go and open a statistical panel where you can follow the brightness changes and can also edit them inside the panel.

To sum it up, EyeSavior is an appropriate choice for users that are spending a large amount of time in front of the monitors. Being a lightweight application, it won't take up a lot of space, which makes it an option for low-spec systems as well. Very simple to use as it mainly control is the brightness bar; for those of you that already own a lighter sensor, the app will automatically adjust.