Your own sign, alongside the Moon's Add your birthday and Moon Journal will show your zodiac sign in your profile. It is entirely optional, it stays on your device, and it is never uploaded. Sharper sky data Moonrise, moonset, sunrise and sunset are now calculated for exactly where you are. Eclipses tell you whether one is visible from your location and when to look up, and the calendar now includes solar eclipses alongside lunar ones. Equinoxes and solstices fall on the right day in your own time zone, and the Moon's sign, age and distance are drawn from full astronomical ephemeris. Meteor showers, with their whole season Showers last for weeks, not a single night. The calendar now shows the full stretch around each peak, so you can watch one build instead of catching it on the day. What's in the sky Each day tells you what is above the horizon where you are: how much of the night the Moon is up, whether an eclipse is visible from your spot, and which showers are running — including when moonlight will outshine the fainter ones. Plus a more polished calendar and a range of small refinements throughout.

Moon Journal 1.1 brings the experience to iPad and improves lunar accuracy wherever you are. • New iPad support with layouts designed for larger screens • Moon phase dates and exact phase times now follow your device’s local time zone • Explore factual Western and Chinese zodiac reference guides • See the Moon’s current zodiac position in the lunar almanac and journal entries • Refined navigation, responsive layouts, and calendar presentation Your journal entries remain private and stored only on your device.