Redshift is one of the first things I install on Linux, and I set it pretty orange in the daytime too. It works on X and Sway; I'm not switching to Wayland until I can use it. (GNOME also has a built-in blue light filter with a manual time option [thanks to comment below]. I know KDE is working on a similar feature for Wayland but I don't know how it works.)
Redshift runs very well atop my KDE and my sleep would surely suffer without it.
Be sure to fiddle with the config [0] to customize the color temperature of the application even further to your liking -- the default settings can sometimes mess with your display's viewing angels.
Gnome built-in blue light filter has two modes : "Sunset to Sunrise" or Manual where you define your own schedule. Should work on Wayland too but I did not test it as I stay on X for now.
http://jonls.dk/redshift/