See the Moon on Any Date | Selene
Frequently asked questions
- Can I see the moon on a future date?
- Yes. Slide the date scrubber and watch the moon glide along its real arc, with the sky shifting through dusk and night. Time travel to any date is a Pro feature.
- Is the full moon phase calendar free?
- Yes — every phase, moonrise and moonset, full-moon names and new-moon nights are free forever, never behind a paywall. That promise is printed inside the app.
- What does Pro unlock?
- Unlimited time travel, weather-aware alerts, multiple locations and advanced AR alignment, as a yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.
- Does Selene cover eclipses and supermoons?
- Yes. The rare-event radar covers total lunar eclipses and supermoons, with reminders before the show starts.
The short answer
Knowing the moon's phase on a date three weeks from now is a question people genuinely ask — planning a night-time shoot, an evening walk, or a trip. A printed calendar cannot answer it in the moment; an app that shows one number per day does not answer it well either.
Selene's date scrubber slides through time and shows the moon gliding along its real arc, with the sky shifting through dusk and night around it.
Time travel to any date is a Pro feature.
The full calendar, free forever
This is the part worth being explicit about, because calendar apps usually paywall the basic table:
Every phase, moonrise and moonset, full-moon names and new-moon nights — free, forever, never behind a paywall. That promise is printed inside the app, not just in the store listing.
The reasoning is visible in the pricing: the paid tier is time travel and alerts, not the calendar itself.
Rare-event radar
Total lunar eclipses and supermoons, with reliable reminders before the show starts.
These are the events people set an alarm for, which is why alerting them matters more than a precise ephemeris does.
What Pro adds
Unlimited time travel, weather-aware alerts, multiple locations, and advanced AR alignment — as a yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Note the odd pricing: the yearly subscription is $14.99 while the lifetime purchase is $10.99. If you are going to buy rather than subscribe, lifetime is cheaper — worth checking in the app rather than assuming.