Control your night
from the PC — or from bed.

Tonight turns a power action into a session. Pick how long is left, pick what the PC does when the time comes — shutdown, sleep, restart, hibernate, or log out — and either use a Night Mode or start from scratch.

• One-tap presets: a 45-minute sleep, a 30-minute wind-down, a two-hour shutdown.
• Night Modes give sessions preset endings — a movie wind-down, a full shutdown, a quiet-house night — or save your own Profile for quick reuse.
• Set a clock-time target instead of a duration when the clock matters more.
• While it runs: current phase, remaining time, then pause, snooze, or cancel — always available.

First Light is a real wake alarm. Set a time in the app, and Lights Out registers it with Windows Task Scheduler so the PC can wake from sleep on its own. When it wakes, the app runs a rising First Light sequence — a gradual, warm start instead of a cold alert.

• On wake, the session shows a morning briefing drawn from your live calendar and sleep-debt state.
• Smart lights configured for the morning can join the sunrise with a bounded brightness transition.
• Setting First Light replaces the previous one-time wake task; choosing Remove deletes that task.

Two supporting systems round out the routine: a Bedtime Reminder that nudges you before bed (on by default, 15 minutes before), and Autopilot Bedtime, which learns your pattern and offers to start the session — off by default until you turn it on.

Smart Lights join the session lifecycle. As the timer runs, configured lights can dim toward a warm color temperature where the fixture supports it, and switch off when the session ends — part of the same wind-down you started on the PC.

• In-app setup exposes Philips Hue and HTTP webhook integrations today.
• Smart Lights only arm after a real successful test connection, and any configuration change disarms them until they pass again.
• Ritual and wind-down steps can trigger light actions as part of the sequence.

Independent per-light schedules — “Bedroom lights off at 11:00 PM, kitchen at 11:30” — are not part of this build. Light behavior is tied to the PC session tonight.

The Schedule screen is where the week gets predictable. It brings together everything that makes a routine stick:

• One-off and recurring shutdown rules — “at this time, on these days.”
• A clock-time target alongside the duration timer, and a clock display for the night.
• Calendar-based behavior: live calendar events feed session decisions and the First Light morning briefing.
• Content Blocker schedules: blocking windows that restrict distracting sites during wind-down, independently of the timer.

One honest boundary: these systems are independently scheduled, not one saved whole-room timeline. “Kitchen lights dim at 11:00, Wi-Fi off at 11:30, PC sleeps at midnight” as a single plan is future direction — not current copy.

Every session produces a real record: what ran, which action, the outcome — including when you cancelled or changed course. Session history and a full ledger stay in the app, and Morning Proof surfaces the last run's results the next morning.

• Session History with per-run outcome and status.
• A full ledger for longer-term review.
• Morning Proof: the results of last night, shown when you're back at the machine.
• Completion streaks and a routine consistency score, tracked per night.