mooncal.ch
A web app for personal lunar calendars, moon events and tide times for individual users
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About mooncal.ch
Mooncal is a web app for creating personal calendars of lunar phases and moon-related events. It also provides high- and low-tide times for nearby stations, with calendar export in ICS format and PDF download.
The app is aimed at individual users seeking lunar and tide information.
Product: A personal lunar calendar with moon phases, lunar events, tide times, and ICS and PDF export.
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