Silence
The moon keeps time.
The app asks gently.
Awareness answers.
Full Moon·100%
Silence asks one question a day, chosen by where the moon is. New moon questions reach for beginnings; full moon, for what has become visible; the waning weeks, for release and rest. There is nothing else to do here — no feed, no streaks, nothing to keep up.
If a question finds something, there is a place to write. Silence is part of how it works.
What accrues is yours: a private record of the days that asked and what was set down, kept on the phone.
BeginA month with it
Eight of its questions — one from each phase of the moon, as the app serves them.
What is being made room for, now that the dark has come?
New moon·1 of 8
Three ways of speaking
Chosen at the start, changed in settings. The same day's question, in each:
Hidden
An empty space is not nothing; it is room being kept.
Symbolic
The dark is not empty; it is room being kept.
Lunar
The new moon is not absence; it is room kept for what comes.
When something is written back
An entry set down may be met with one short piece chosen for it — a parable, a tale from an older tradition, or, for a bare entry, one small line; never advice — and then the app is quiet again. Some days it simply holds what was written.
What it is not
Silence is not astrology — no horoscopes, no signs, no predictions. It is not therapy, and it is not a counsellor.
Privacy
No account. No advertising, no analytics, no cross-app tracking — this page keeps the same promise: it loads nothing from anyone else. The journal stays on the phone it is written on; when an entry is set down for a reply, that entry — and only it — is sent to be answered, sometimes more than once if a request fails. We keep no copy. Everything written can be exported, or erased, from inside the app.
The subscription
One monthly subscription, auto-renewing: £4.99 a month in the UK, $5.99 in the US. The store shows the exact price for your region before you subscribe. Cancel any time in the store's subscription settings. If it lapses, the app rests — everything already written stays readable, on the phone.