
Wind-down
A 60-minute curve that dims the day into night.
A slow-evening app that pairs each candle with a ritual — a scent, a timer, a room — so lighting a candle becomes a small ceremony instead of an afterthought.


Three steps. No lighter required.
Melt maps every candle to a wheel of notes — top, heart, and base — so you know the shape of a smell before you light it.
Wind-down, focus, bath, dinner. Each ritual is a timed curve with a candle as its clock.
Light it, set the room, and let the flame mark the hour. The app fades the evening for you.
Light more, think less.
Every candle gets a live burn timer, so you know exactly how much evening is left.
Top, heart, base — every note mapped, so you buy the smell you meant to.
Timed fades that dim the room, the sound, and the light in one sweep.
A scent for every room, matched to how you actually live in it.
A community library where people trade the candles they miss.
Log every burn, like a journal for your nose. See the year in flames.
Shot in the rooms we light.






Every note has a place.
Top notes open the room. Heart notes settle in. Base notes stay for hours after you've gone. Melt maps each candle to its wheel so you know the shape of a scent before you light it.
One flame, one room.

The candle is the clock.

A 60-minute curve that dims the day into night.

One candle, two clean hours, no notifications.

Candles, steam, and a soak that ends on time.

Low light for a long table and a slow meal.

I started pouring candles in a shared kitchen because I wanted my evenings back from my phone. The phone tells you the time. A candle just tells you it's passing — and somehow that's kinder.
The first batch was six jars of amber and a lot of failed wicks. I'd light one at dinner and realize, an hour later, that nobody had looked at a screen. That was the product, right there, before it had a name.
So melt is a candle app that tries to stay out of the way. Pick a scent, pick a ritual, light the thing. The flame is the interface. Everything else can wait.
Live, from our backend.
People who finally slowed down.
"I've tried every candle app. Melt is the only one that treats lighting a candle like the ceremony it already is."
"The burn timer is genius. I can see the night ending out of the corner of my eye, and I don't need to check a screen."
"I set the bathroom candle for my kid's bath and it just… worked. Steam, low light, done on time."
What's next on the wick.
Scent wheel + burn timer + 24 scents, live in beta.
Community scent swap and a public library of notes.
Smart candle sync — a jar that talks to the app.
melt hardware: a hand-poured jar with a built-in timer.
burn slow.