Tides - Moon Journal

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About this app

Tides is a quiet mood journal. Notice how today feels — your mood, a short reflection, the moon phase and the weather around it — and remember how it felt a year ago.

Not a mood tracker. Not a habit app. A reflective environment, made for people who already do inner work and want a private corner of their phone that listens without asking anything back.


ONE MOMENT A DAY

You save a single entry: a word for the mood, a sense of how strongly, and a sentence if you have one. The moon phase, the moon's sign and your local weather are kept alongside it, the way they already were. Writing every day is not the point — Tides is just as calm on the days you skip.


THREE ROOMS

Today — how you are right now. One check-in, with the sky quietly present around it.

Journey — your days, gathering. A diary you can read backwards: every entry you've written, each one held with the moon and the weather it arrived under. When today echoes an older day, that older entry surfaces on its own — a week ago, a month ago, a year ago tonight.

Notice — the sky around you. The moon's sign as the lunar month turns, the season's sun, the transits moving through, and gentle notes when something out there is brushing against something in your own chart.


THE SKY AS CONTEXT, NEVER A VERDICT

Share your birth data and Tides draws your natal chart — sun, moon, rising, and the planets as they stood the day you arrived. Transits are offered as a lens for reflection, never as prediction. Astrology here is a way of asking better questions about your own weather, not a ruling about your life. On the days the sky has little to say, Tides stays quiet.


WHAT TIDES DOESN'T DO

• No streaks.
• No badges, no progress bars.
• No reminders that make you feel behind.
• No comparisons with anyone else.
• No feed, no followers, no public profiles.
• No ads.

Open it when you want it. Write when you have something to say.


YOUR WORDS STAY YOURS

Your reflections are private. Export everything whenever you like, or delete your account and its data outright, from inside the app.


FOUR FIRST LANGUAGES

English, Español, Català, Português (Brasil). Each one written natively rather than translated, so the voice reads as its own in every language.


FREE, AND TIDES+

The core of Tides is free and stays free: the daily check-in, your whole journal, the moon phase, the weather, the timeline, and export or deletion at any time.

Tides+ is an optional subscription that opens the deeper layer — each day's sky read through your own placements, which is to say a horoscope drawn from your whole chart rather than your sun sign alone; each week gathered into one reflection; your chart told as a story only yours; and your days held long enough to show their pattern. Fifteen days free to sit with it first.


Tides doesn't use astrology to tell you who you are, or to predict what happens next. It uses it as context, to help you look inward.

Because in the end, what matters isn't the sky. It's how you feel beneath it.
A quiet mood journal: notice how today feels, with the moon and the weather.
Updated on
Aug 11, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • This app may collect these data types
    Location and Personal info
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

The card that carries the week's reading holds more sky now — a warm horizon, and the week's own constellation. Still never your name, never a word you wrote.

Its smaller type reads clearly.

Sharing sits beside the reading rather than within it: one word, and touching it no longer dims what you were reading.

On the home screen, the moon's glow begins at its own edge.