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Soluna Calendar

Two calendars, one glance. The sun and the moon, together in your menu bar.

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Overview

Soluna lives in your menu bar and opens a compact popover that pairs the Gregorian and Hijri (Umm al-Qura) calendars in one grid, so both date systems are always one glance away.

Below the grid sit the five daily prayer times for your location, with optional adhan notifications, a row of world clocks with a time scrubber for comparing zones, and a ribbon of upcoming occasions that covers Islamic events like Ramadan and Eid alongside your own dates. A built-in date converter works entirely offline, and moon phase glyphs follow the lunar cycle.

If you grant calendar access, Soluna reads your Mac's events to mark days, list your agenda, and surface meeting join links for Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and more, without that data ever leaving your device. There are no accounts, no advertising, and no analytics.

Features

Everything the day holds, at a glance.

Screenshots

Soluna's menu-bar popover showing the Gregorian and Hijri calendars together, with the day's prayer times and a world clock below.
Two calendars, prayer times, and world clocks in one popover
The Edit Occasion panel adding a repeating multi-day occasion with a color and a Gregorian or Hijri repeat rule.
Occasions that repeat by Gregorian or Hijri date
The built-in date converter translating a Gregorian date into its Hijri equivalent.
The offline date converter
Prayer-time settings with calculation method, Hanafi madhab option, high-latitude rule, and per-prayer minute adjustments.
Prayer times, tuned your way
Customization settings for launch at login, first day of the week, months to show, and the menu-bar icon style.
Make it yours

Roadmap

What is next for Soluna.

  1. Qibla direction

    Know which way to face, right from the app.

  2. Quick-add events

    Double-click or right-click any day to add an event on the spot, including natural typing like "lunch tomorrow 1pm."

  3. More calendar systems

    Persian, Hebrew, Indian, Buddhist, Coptic, Ethiopic, Japanese, Chinese, and more, alongside Gregorian and Hijri.

  4. Imsak, Shuruq, and Midnight times

    Plus a Friday highlight and a manual day adjustment for regional moon-sighting differences.

  5. A more glanceable menu bar

    See your next prayer countdown or next meeting right in the menu bar, without opening the app.

  6. World clock upgrades

    Add, remove, and reorder cities, rename any clock, see day and night shading, and find overlapping meeting times across zones.

  7. Countdowns for what matters to you

    A countdown panel for your own events and occasions, just like prayer times, showing what is coming and how many days away it is.

  8. Custom meeting reminders

    Choose exactly when to be notified before a meeting, with support for multiple reminder times.

  9. A better date converter

    Quick access as a slide-out panel instead of a separate window.

Version history

Privacy

Your data stays on your device

Soluna has no accounts, no advertising, and no analytics. The only data that leaves your Mac is your approximate coordinates, sent to the public AlAdhan prayer-times API, plus a city-name lookup by Apple's own geocoding service. Nothing is stored or retained by the developer, and calendar events never leave your device. You can use a manual city instead of location at any time.

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