Every full moon, eclipse and retrograde — months ahead

Full moons and new moons (with the sign), solar and lunar eclipses, retrograde stations and direct stations for every planet from Mercury to Pluto, ingresses into new signs, and the Moon's daily sign. We don't track minor asteroids or fixed stars — only events most readers will recognize and care about.

We compute every event in UTC and then display it in your local time zone. So a full moon that happens at 23:47 UTC on April 15 might show up as April 16 02:47 for a Moscow user — the same moment of exactness, displayed in their wall clock. The Moon's daily sign is computed at local noon so it doesn't flicker across midnight.

Yes. In settings, enable notifications. We send one push per major event on the morning of, in your time zone — full moons, new moons, eclipses, and planet stations only. We don't push every minor ingress to avoid drowning the user.

No — lunar phases are part of it, but so is everything else (planet retrogrades, eclipses, ingresses). A pure lunar calendar misses Saturn going retrograde, which is often a more significant event than a new moon for someone in their Saturn return. The astro calendar covers the full picture.

Yes. Every ingress is flagged — when the Sun moves into Pisces, when Mercury enters Aries, when Venus changes signs. Mercury and Venus ingresses are particularly useful for timing decisions since they're frequent and felt quickly.

The calendar itself is free on every plan — opening, browsing months, reading event descriptions. AI-deep readings of how an event lands on your specific chart are part of the AI astrologer's daily token allowance; paid plans unlock unlimited readings.

Same accuracy as everything else in Astraly — VSOP87 ephemerides, accurate to under one arcminute. Our exact moments of full moon, eclipse, ingress, and retrograde station match published professional ephemerides (Solar Fire, Swiss Ephemeris) to within seconds. You can trust the dates for planning.