Moon Tracker: Lunar Phases

New: Tonight's Observing Score shows the best moments to stargaze. Plus smarter, customizable notifications and faster ISS tracking.

Moon Tracker: Your Sky & Astrology Guide

Integrate the mysterious phases of the Moon into your daily life, discover the best stargazing spots, and navigate your astrological energy! Moon Tracker is an all-in-one sky and astrology app designed for amateur astronomers, astrophotographers, and those who flow with astrological rhythms.

Get strictly personalized daily data based on your exact location and stay informed about every cosmic movement in the sky!

KEY FEATURES:

AR Space View: Just point your phone in that direction to find out what the sparkles you see in the sky are!

Tonight's Observing Score: See at a glance how good tonight is for stargazing, with a live 0-100 score built right into the Moon view.

2 New Calendars: Hijri and Rumi calendars are available.

Daily Moon Phases & Calendar: Accurately track the current moon phase, illumination, and upcoming full moon and new moon dates.

Astrophotography & Milky Way: Plan the absolute best times for night sky photography. Track the position of the Milky Way and capture flawless nightscapes.

Light Pollution & Bortle Map: Escape the city lights! Find the best, darkest observation spots using our highly detailed and interactive Light Pollution map based on the Bortle scale.

Interactive Moon & Sun Tracker: Find the Moon and Sun in the sky using your device's built-in compass (magnetometer). Never miss a golden hour with precise sunrise and sunset times.

Daily Astrology & Energy: Track daily astrological transits, the Moon's current zodiac sign, and your personalized energy levels for the day.

All Data at a Glance: Access sun times, moon phases, and key astrological insights instantly on our beautifully designed, warm-toned "Today" screen.

Whether you're planning a midnight photoshoot, tracking celestial events, or aligning your intentions with the lunar cycle, Moon Tracker is your ultimate companion.

The night sky has never been this close.