This is a curiosity question more than anything, not an implied endorsement or recommendation. I recently listened to Jose Briones’ interview with Amber Case about the Calm Tech Institute and Calm Tech certification. Is Mudita planning on pursuing the Calm Tech certification for any of its devices?
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@forrestaguirre We’re actually in contact with them 
They are a great fit for us We’ll let you know how it goes.
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Hope you get it
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@Jose_Briones You can put in a good word
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Already did lol
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Since I just learned of this certificate, I checked out certified products. And I see something where Mudita could compete in future - so called “Daylight computer” is essentially ARM device with Android 13 and larger e-ink display and stylus ( bluetooth? keyboard) and 8000 Mah battery for 729 USD (currently preorder only) Surely, it will be more viable as e-ink screens develop and drop prices, and here new K-MOS could be useful, just expanded to larger screen. I know handhelds are stars of the times, but I would like to see a home device with no battery, akin closer to personal computers too, so I dont believe this devices yet deserves to be called computer, but they did it alredy 
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@anon11367638 I too have already hoped many times that this will be Mudita’s next project! Better let them optimise Kompakt for a while though.
I heard about Pure when it was very new. Never bought it because I knew texting would be too hard for me on it, and had a feeling that if I waited there would be a next generation thoughtful phone. And there is! In the mean time I bought a lovely alarm clock from Mudita, thanks to being on their email list all these years.
Mudita deserve Calm Tech certification!
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The topic is still on the table. Our team is still looking at this option. However, there’s not definitive decision, as of yet.
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Seems Calm Tech certification may only be possible for the next edition of Mudita’s products given Calm Tech’s no blue light requirements.
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@neatsolutions I just found out that they do have a category for products with ‘reduced blue light’
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