Parnassia presents
Moonfield
A lunar calendar and journal for cyclical living.
Notice your life alongside the natural cycles of the moon, seasons, and sky.
Available now on the App Store
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A different way to keep time
Moonfield is a personal ephemeris and journal designed around cyclical time. It brings lunar phases, planetary aspects, seasonal thresholds, celestial events, intentions, reflections, and the ordinary events of your own life into one place.
Moonfield gives you space to notice your life alongside the sky, recognize patterns, and explore what they mean to you.
Slow living
The natural world moves in cycles, not deadlines.
The natural world does not organize itself around productivity streaks or perfect routines. It moves through emergence, growth, fullness, release, dormancy, and return. Moonfield brings that rhythm into everyday life, encouraging a slower kind of attention, with room to recognize patterns and let your own understanding take shape.
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Notice
See moon phases, planetary aspects, celestial events, and seasonal thresholds in context.
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Record
Journal what is unfolding in your own life. Capture reflections, intentions, dreams, symbols, and the things you are tending.
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Reflect
A longer record gives you a fuller picture. See which themes recur, when they are most present, and how long they stay with you. Returning to earlier entries can help you recognize periods in your life that are harder to see day by day.
Inside Moonfield
Sky
Current aspects
See how the planets relate to one another in the sky, and explore the themes those relationships might bring into focus in your day.
Planets
Find local rise and set times, darkness, and planetary viewing windows to help you plan when to look up.
Season
Moonfield follows the larger seasonal passage alongside the lunar cycle. The Garden gives you a place to keep what you are growing: projects, ideas, and intentions that may need more than a single day or moon to unfold.
A note from the developer, Parnassia
Parnassia made Moonfield from a desire to live more closely with natural rhythms, with less pressure to always be doing more or rushing toward arbitrary deadlines. We believe there is value in finding a rhythm that supports us, learning when to move, when to rest, and when to let things unfold.
Keeping a record makes room to notice what might otherwise go unnoticed: recurring themes, symbols, and patterns in everyday life. Returning to those observations can reveal connections and open up new ways of understanding your experiences. What they mean to you is yours to explore.
Moonfield