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Plenilune — Moon Calendar

Remy Boire

Free download 4.80 · 1 storefront · 5 ratings In-app purchases
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About this app

Plenilune shows the Moon as it is tonight: its phase is computed from its real position, then drawn like an engraving. I built it end to end with one idea: bringing together, in a single app, the precision of astronomy and the beauty of engravings. Moonrise and moonset times are computed for the place where you are, and so is the visibility of eclipses. And every morning, a moon story: a saying, a belief, a fact of astronomy. Day to day, Plenilune lives on both the Home Screen and the Lock Screen through its widgets. It can alert you when a full or new moon approaches. Premium opens the calendar to the past and future, reveals the names and stories of the twelve traditional full moons, alerts you to rare events such as eclipses, supermoons and blue moons, and can send you the morning story. This is how Plenilune can live without advertising. INSIDE PLENILUNE • Today's phase: name, age, illumination • Widgets for Home Screen and Lock Screen • Monthly calendar, one card per day • Moonrise and moonset, where you are • Full and new moons: next dates and notifications • Eclipses visible from where you are • Today's markers: dawn, astronomical night, perigee • No account, no ads, works offline WITH PREMIUM • The complete moon story every morning • Extended calendar, past and future • Stories and engraved emblems of the twelve full moons • Rare event notifications • Sixteen engraved app icons Plenilune Premium is offered as an auto-renewing annual subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation. The subscription renews automatically unless turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; it is managed and canceled in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://www.plenilune.app/en/privacy — Terms of Use: https://www.plenilune.app/en/terms

Latest release

What’s New

Version 1.4.1 Aug 29, 2026

Plenilune opens a new page in its almanac. The Moon, Sun and Sky now each have a section of their own. Essential figures stay at the top, while the rest of the almanac unfolds below, line by line. A curve traces the course of the day. You'll find dawn, dusk and astronomical night, the next perigee, the next two eclipses and how visible they will be from where you are. Everything recalculates for your location. This version also brings several fixes. Changing the language now reloads the page as expected.

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US rating-count history
5 ratings
5 Sep 4, 2026 · 5 ratings Sep 4, 2026

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Free Sep 4, 2026 · Free Sep 4, 2026

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  1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 7:53 AM Free

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