Best Ke Ala Mahina Apps

Lunarium: Diary & Calendar

Live in harmony with the Moon.

Free

Plan your life in harmony with lunar cycles. This app provides a diary and calendar to track activities, notes, and wishes, aligning them with moon phases for optimal timing. Discover insights into how the moon influences your health and diet.

Mahina

by Ronald Logan

$0.99

This app provides an accurate 3D moon phase viewer, calculating phases from Earth-moon-sun geometry. It incorporates traditional Hawaiian lunar calendar day names and offers detailed ephemeris data. All calculations are performed locally, and it includes features like animation, widgets, and upcoming phase alerts.

MoonPath

Moon Phase Calendar

Free

This app provides a clear monthly lunar calendar to track moon phases, illumination, and upcoming celestial events. It offers a focused daily view and optional birth sign information for personal interest, all within a private, ad-free experience.

MoonWalk - Moon phase widget

MoonPhase

Free

This app provides a simple widget to display the current phase of the moon. Users can easily see what the moon looks like today and track the cycles of the full and new moon.

Moon Note

Lunar Calendar & Notes.

Free

Track your emotional and physical state with a lunar calendar and note-taking features. Understand how lunar cycles influence you by logging your mood and activities alongside moon phases and zodiac signs. Gain self-awareness and optimize your daily life.

Horaly: Planetary Hours

Astro Clock, Moon Phase Widget

Free

This app provides traditional astrology timing based on planetary hours, day rulers, and moon phases, calculated live for your location. It offers features like live hora countdowns, meeting planners, and customizable alerts to help you stay in sync with celestial cycles. Available on iPhone and Apple Watch with various widgets and complications.

Hākilo

Daily observation journal

Free

This app guides users through a daily observation practice rooted in Hawaiian epistemology. It uses the Papakū Makawalu framework to prompt reflection on the sky, earth, natural cycles, and internal state. Entries can be made via voice or text, with photo support, and a history view for review.