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Plan your day around the light
Use this view to understand when daylight starts, when it fades, and how much usable light you have for the city you choose.
The year graph helps you spot seasonal daylight patterns at a glance, the day/night bar shows twilight windows for the selected date, and the monthly table gives exact sunrise, sunset, day length, twilight, solar noon, and sun-distance details for planning travel, photos, workouts, or outdoor work.
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Balance daylight with moonlight
Use this view to compare the sun and moon for the same city so you can plan around available light from day into night.
The moon phase display, illumination, rise and set times, direction, distance, and next full moon details help you choose better windows for evening plans, photography, stargazing, travel, or any outdoor activity that depends on natural light.
Know when the moon is above you
Use this view to see when the moon rises, sets, and crosses the meridian for your selected city.
The monthly table and position graph help you plan moonlit walks, shoots, tide-aware outings, night drives, or observing sessions by showing daily moonrise, moonset, visibility duration, direction, altitude, and distance trends.
Track the month by moonlight
Use this view to scan the lunar calendar for a full year and see when each major phase arrives.
The phase cards, full moon details, lunation data, and year selector help you pick better dates for stargazing, night photography, gardening traditions, travel planning, or simply knowing when the sky will be brightest or darkest.
Find the best hours to look up
Use this view to turn a city and date into a practical night-sky plan.
The interactive sky map, moonlight and visibility summary, nautical twilight markers, object list, and rise/set timing help you choose darker viewing windows, avoid bright moon periods, and know which planets or sky objects are worth looking for.