Coming soon

Come back
to yourself.

Moonjourn is where you put the day down for a while. A few minutes that are yours alone, in which you notice how you are actually doing.

Soon on the App Store and Google Play.

One email at launch. No newsletters, no ads, no selling your data.

You barely appear
in your own day.

In the morning the day is spoken for before you are awake, and by the evening you notice that none of it was yours again. Nobody sees it, because you keep functioning. Moonjourn is the part of the day that is yours.

  • For the mornings when you do not know how to begin.
  • For the evenings when there is too much on your mind.
  • For the questions you never ask anyone.
The app's home screen with the daily card and the sentence for today

EVERY DAY

Your name
comes first.

You open the app, and somebody is glad you are here. Your name is there, a thought to take into your day, and your card for today. Two minutes, and then the day can have you.

TAROT

The question you
cannot shake off.

There are questions you carry around because they seem too small to bother anyone with. Here you ask them and draw: one card, three, or the big spread of ten. Afterwards you have an answer, and one you would not have arrived at on your own.

The app's daily horoscope with the golden zodiac wheel

ASTROLOGY

Your sky,
to the minute.

Not the horoscope every Aries reads today, but one that is meant for you alone: what is coming up in love, what at work, and what you are growing into right now. Plus the hour in which you are strongest today.

Your whole sky,
not just your star sign.

Your birth chart, explained in sentences instead of symbols. For every planet and every angle it tells you what that says about you. Why criticism of your ideas feels like an attack on you, for instance.

The app's birth chart: a golden wheel with planets and aspect lines

JOURNAL

Everything you could not say
all day long.

In the evening your head is full of things there was no room for during the day. Here you have a book for that, and it belongs to you alone. You put down how the day felt, heavy or reflective or radiant, and you owe nobody an explanation.

  • Nobody else asks you things like this

    Not even the people who know you well.

  • Only you read this

    Nobody else. Not even us.

  • Nobody here to please

    Nothing to show, nothing to explain, nothing to soften.

The Moonjourn journal on a wooden table, beside it three tarot cards, a candle and a moonstone

Seven covers. One becomes yours.

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THE MOON

The moon is not full every day either.

It waxes, stands full, wanes and disappears, and nobody accuses it of letting itself go. For every phase there is what comes easily today and what you can spare yourself, plus a voice that stays with you for a few minutes. After four weeks you put the hard things on the days when they go more easily, without even thinking about it.

All eight phases, exactly as they read in the app. Pick one.

THE ORACLE

Here you ask.
And you are heard.

All day somebody wants something from you. Not here. 280 questions are waiting, and sometimes one of them catches you while you are still reading: am I lonely even though I'm not alone? You pick one, and what you leave out gets read too.

A seeress rises out of night clouds and releases golden stars into the sky

SOUL TYPE

Sixteen types,
one is yours.

Thirty questions, and then it tells you how you love, how you work and what you keep wearing yourself out on. A few of the sentences are briefly uncomfortable, because they are too accurate. You read them again anyway, because it feels good to be described that clearly.

Every type has its own sign. Tap one.

YOUR PATH

When a few minutes
are no longer enough.

Sometimes the thing on your mind is bigger than a day. A breakup, a job that eats you up, or the feeling that you have been making yourself smaller than you are for years. There are seven programs for that. At the end there is no new person, just someone who reacts differently when something goes wrong.

7 Days

Arriving Again

Seven days to try it out. Not to change anything about you, but to find out whether a routine like this suits you. Free.

28 Days

In the Rhythm of the Moon

Four weeks in the rhythm of the moon. It only sets the pace, the work is yours.

7 Days

Feeling Your Body

Seven areas of the body, from your feet up to your head. This is about noticing, not about esoterics. Free.

21 Days

Letting Go at Last

Three weeks for something that has weighed on you for a long time. First look at it, then understand it, then let it go.

14 Days

Seeing the Good

First the small everyday things. Then the ones that hurt, and what you learned from them.

21 Days

After Love

After a breakup or a loss. First what really happened, then how you carry on.

21 Days

Seeing Your Worth

Which harsh sentences about you actually came from other people. And that your worth does not depend on what you achieve.

Two figures sit at night under one blanket on a rooftop, a lantern beside them, two golden chart wheels in the starry sky behind them

TOGETHER

Bring the people
who matter to you.

You bring in the people who are close to you. Then you see where things run by themselves between you and where they stick, you write in a book that belongs to both of you, and you send each other small things when one of you has a hard day.

  • Relationship check

    Star sign against star sign. Free.

  • Synastry

    Your birth charts, read for both of you.

  • Shared journal

    A book you both write in. Nobody else reads it.

  • Gifts

    From a small card to a month of Premium.

How well do you two fit together? Pick your zodiac signs and read what the app says about it.

In the app it goes deeper, and the two of you get a reading of your own.

The app's partner synastry with score, aspects and interpretation

Come back to yourself.

Sign up, and you get one email when it launches. Nothing else.

Soon on the App Store and Google Play.