Turn Off Lights When Nursing
Automatic light control through iOS Shortcuts for perfect nursing sessions
Smart Automation for Peaceful Nights
Amme integrates seamlessly with iOS Shortcuts to create the perfect nursing environment automatically. Set up custom shortcuts that dim or turn off your lights when you start a nursing session, and restore them when you finish. This integration transforms your nursing space into a serene sanctuary with just one tap. Perfect for nighttime feedings, the shortcuts ensure you never fully wake your baby or partner with bright lights. The system works with HomeKit, Philips Hue, LIFX, and other iOS-compatible smart home systems. Set it up once and enjoy automatic lighting control that adapts to your nursing schedule. Amme's intuitive interface makes it easy to trigger these shortcuts during your sessions, creating a more relaxing and mindful nursing experience for both you and your baby.
Why mothers love our light automation
Simple setup
Configure iOS shortcuts once and enjoy automatic light control during all your future nursing sessions.
Smart home compatible
Works with HomeKit, Philips Hue, LIFX, and other iOS-compatible smart lighting systems for maximum flexibility.
Calm guidance
Featured guides
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Knowledgebase
Gentle, sourced reading for nursing and pumping — by your side for the moments that need it most.
Featured guides
Nursing
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