Bedtime that winds her down, not up.

Maya, 6, London. It’s 8:15 and the nightly “five more minutes” has begun. Dad wants calm, not a sugar-rush screen. At 8:30, MoDeck changes on its own.

DIM BEDROOM,
CONSOLE GLOWS SOFT AMBER

In a dim bedroom at night, a girl's hands hold the console on the bed under a cozy blanket, its screen glowing soft amber with a calm illustrated storybook.

8:30 — the screen changes on its own

The soft-light screen dims to warm amber, and the library quietly switches to Bedtime — the bright games are gone, only calm stories remain.

STORYBOOK SCREEN,
SLEEPY WHALE + A STAR

Close-up of the console screen showing a gentle illustrated storybook of a sleepy whale under a starry sky, the girl's finger reaching in to add a star in warm dim light.

A quiet story, gently made

She picks a story about a sleepy whale, reads along, and adds one small thing — a star to the night sky. Creating, but calm.

SCREEN EASING INTO
“GOODNIGHT”, CHILD YAWNS

The 6-year-old girl yawns in bed in dim amber light as the console in her hands dims into a calm goodnight screen, the room peaceful and sleepy.

Then it says goodnight for you

A soft chime: 15 minutes left. The story finishes, the device eases into goodnight — and it won’t open a game now, even if she tries.

DAD TUCKS HER IN,
NO TABLET FIGHT

A father gently tucks his 6-year-old daughter into bed at night under warm soft lamplight, both calm and content, no screen anywhere in sight.

No fight. No nagging.

Dad didn’t have to pry anything away. The device did the winding-down. Maya falls asleep with a story, not a sugar rush.

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MAYA ASLEEP, CONSOLE
DARK ON THE NIGHTSTAND

The girl sleeps peacefully in her bed while the console sits dark on the nightstand and her father softly closes the bedroom door in warm dim night light.

Screen time you can feel good about at bedtime.

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