Welcome to your personal moon (and sun) finder. Find out the length of a day in seconds.
This turns your phone into a mini minimalist sky map, a sundial on digital hydraulics if you will, showing you where the sun and moon are in real time and based on your actual location. We've done the math for you.
Wondering if the moon will be up soon for a romantic late-night walk? Time a moonlit photo session? Check if it will be down for covert military movements? (Just want to know if/when the sun rises tomorrow?) Heck, even if you're a just a friendly werewolf looking out for your neighbors and loved ones, try this.
Our simple widget shows you sunrise on the left and sunset on the right, mapped onto a 24-hour clock. This way, you can always see where the sun or moon is compared to where you are. It's perfect for anyone from photographers looking for the perfect light, curious people wanting to learn more about the sky, or folks who just like to look at the moon.
By watching the sun's patterns, you can understand the seasons better especially the closer you are to the poles. If you're a teacher, Moontime can be a handy tool to show your students how the length of the day and night changes over the course of the year. If you're a teacher, student, or anyone working in education, email education@moontime.me for a free download code and lesson plan.
To start, just download the app and add the widget to your home screen. Just like that, you've got your own little Stonehenge right in your pocket. Now, you can enjoy the sky at any time, from anywhere.
Moontime is more than just an app. It's a new way to connect with the universe around you. Whether you're a budding astronomer, a keen learner, or just someone who loves to gaze at the sky, Moontime brings a little magic to your everyday life.
U.S. Patent nearly pending.
This turns your phone into a mini minimalist sky map, a sundial on digital hydraulics if you will, showing you where the sun and moon are in real time and based on your actual location. We've done the math for you.
Wondering if the moon will be up soon for a romantic late-night walk? Time a moonlit photo session? Check if it will be down for covert military movements? (Just want to know if/when the sun rises tomorrow?) Heck, even if you're a just a friendly werewolf looking out for your neighbors and loved ones, try this.
Our simple widget shows you sunrise on the left and sunset on the right, mapped onto a 24-hour clock. This way, you can always see where the sun or moon is compared to where you are. It's perfect for anyone from photographers looking for the perfect light, curious people wanting to learn more about the sky, or folks who just like to look at the moon.
By watching the sun's patterns, you can understand the seasons better especially the closer you are to the poles. If you're a teacher, Moontime can be a handy tool to show your students how the length of the day and night changes over the course of the year. If you're a teacher, student, or anyone working in education, email education@moontime.me for a free download code and lesson plan.
To start, just download the app and add the widget to your home screen. Just like that, you've got your own little Stonehenge right in your pocket. Now, you can enjoy the sky at any time, from anywhere.
Moontime is more than just an app. It's a new way to connect with the universe around you. Whether you're a budding astronomer, a keen learner, or just someone who loves to gaze at the sky, Moontime brings a little magic to your everyday life.
U.S. Patent nearly pending.
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