Ka Huna Hawaiian Moon Calendar
For millenia the ancients have relied on the moon to guide them in their day-to-day activity. Now you can get their same knowledge right at your fingertips. Instantly know what phase the moon is in and what to do about it.
Get today's Hawaiian planting advice according to the moon with our slick application and widget. Place the widget on your home screen and at a glance you will know what to do in the garden. Farm with the power of Hawai'ian wisdom!
Category : Productivity
Reviews (14)
great till my phone updated...not compatible with Android P, unfortunately. What will happen for us who paid for the app?
awesome. I needed to learn this stuff
Works awesome with a little room error.. the ocean and weather is always different never the same.
I use this app for my planting purpose. It's as close as it gets to the actual moon phase. You make the determination if it's the right phase.. love this app
Mahalo to all who made this app possible. I am stoked that today is olepau. Feeling better about my trip on Friday already.
Ahh too good ah our0 buggahs you I been looking for one that I could hang on the wall in my house, every new hawaiian year but don't get it any more
Would be cool to get a week/month view. Scrolling is a little slow, but info is excellent. Mahalo!
Names for the phases are correct, descriptions are spot on... However, the phase shading is not 100% accurate. For example, Muku (new moon) should be completely shaded.
Love dis app. B'n us'n it foa da pass 3 or 4 years now. I farm on Molokai Hawaii n dis is da same way my Hawaiian ancestor farmed.
So happy to see that someone made a app for this. Mahalo
keep developing this app. more fishing more details
Second day after downloading the widget read "sleep with a ho tonight"
Love this...so accurate... Big mahalo
This app is pretty good and I am thankful for it. Wish there were a way to align the moon phase to be more specific to your island. For example, 9/5/19 on the app shows 'ole kū kahi, and not quite quarter moon, but newspapers and websites show 'ole kū lua, quarter moon for that day (specifically Oahu).