Your history works offline and returns after sign-in.
A working copy remains available on your iPhone without a network connection. After sign-in, the history synchronizes with your account.
LunarA journal for state and personal rhythm
Not a score for the day, but
a trace of its movement.
In the morning, note your state and choose three areas you want to give attention to. In the evening, compare that intention with how the day unfolded. Lunar gathers the entries into a personal Orbit — without scores, mandatory streaks, or ready-made diagnoses.
Public beta for iPhone. Sign in with a one-time code sent by email.
Fri, August 14 Now there is room to observe
morning
evening
Account and sync Days can be skipped Observation, not diagnosis
Living Orbit
A history takes shape
from simple check-ins.
- 01
Morning — note your state
Record your available energy, mood, bodily sensations, and direction of attention.
- 02
Choose your Day Budget
This is neither a task list nor a limit. Simply choose three areas you want to give attention to today.
- 03
Evening — notice the change
Compare the intention with how the day unfolded. Over time, the entries form your personal Orbit.
Real app screens
From one check-in
to your own history.
A day begins with a brief check-in. Over time, entries become a calendar, an Orbit, and careful observations grounded in your history.
The day starts with your state and three areas of attention, not a score.
One point connects available energy, direction of attention, and the feeling of the moment.
Individual days form a cycle history where gaps remain visible.
Recurring patterns are phrased carefully and always link back to specific entries.
7 observations A personal portrait of the period
Over time
Your history develops its own signature.
Individual traces form an Orbit and reveal the movement of your personal rhythm. Gaps remain empty, and every observation can be connected to specific days.
- A flexible rhythm without streaks or penalties
- Cycle context only when you choose to use it
- Observation instead of diagnoses or predictions
Principles
Quiet technology for a personal space.
Context, not an explanation.
Cycle and lunar phases can provide context for observation, but they do not explain or predict your state.
A flexible rhythm without penalties.
Lunar does not score consistency. You can skip any day — an empty space is not treated as an error.
Lunar helps you observe changes in your state. It is not a medical service, does not diagnose conditions, and does not replace consultation with a healthcare professional.
Public beta
Lunar is available in public beta.
Install the iPhone build and try the main flows. Send technical crashes through TestFlight; share an impression, unclear moment, or idea through the Lunar Telegram bot.
Install with TestFlight Open the tester guide PDF Send feedback in Telegram Sign in to Lunar with a one-time code sent by email.Author-led case
Fewer demands.
More of your own context.
Many trackers demand discipline, score consistency, and often offer interpretations that sound more certain than the data allows.
Brief observations and three chosen areas of attention can reveal change without adding more control.
A morning check-in, Day Budget, evening reflection, and personal tools come together in a history called the Orbit.
A missed day remains an empty space — not a user error and not a reset of the entire history.
Product concept, user journeys, language, UX/UI, and iOS development.
The public TestFlight beta for iPhone is open. Testers can join through the link.