NouNoush

NouNoush is a quiet celestial almanac for anyone who watches the sky. It pairs two small offline tools, one for the moon and one for the sun, and keeps every reading you care about in a tidy library you can share. Open the Moon Almanac to see tonight's phase drawn to scale, with the exact illumination percentage and the moon's age in days. Step forward or back through any date to plan around a full or new moon, or switch to Cycle to list the upcoming new, first quarter, full and last quarter dates. The Daylight Lab works the other way. Pick a place or dial in a latitude and time zone, choose a date, and it works out sunrise, sunset, solar noon and the length of the day. Switch to Golden Hour for the morning and evening golden and blue hour windows that photographers plan around, or sweep across the year to compare daylight at the solstices and equinoxes. Tap Save on any result to keep it, reopen it later, or share it. Everything is calculated on your device, with no account, no network and no location tracking.