The Earth Calendar is a different way of tracking time.

This is not a replacement for your Google Calendar, it's a parallel layer that answers a question the Gregorian calendar was never designed to ask: given where we actually are in the natural year, what is this moment for?

The year divides into 13 moons of 28 days each (always four weeks with 7 days). Each moon carries an element and an archetype: Dreaming, Seed, Sprout, Bloom, Nectar, Flame, Fruit, Sunroot, Harvest, Shedding, Shadow, Silence, Spark. Inside every moon the same four-week rhythm repeats: Dream & Drop, Spark & Plan, Move & Build, Reflect & Release. The planetary days (Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Sun) layer on top as the daily tone.

December 31st becomes a Day Out of Time, sitting outside the cycle entirely.

It works alongside the calendar you already use. You still show up to your Tuesday meeting. The EC just tells you what kind of Tuesday it is.

I'm Stéphane. I'm a designer and architectural visualiser based in London, with a background in psychology. I've spent decades designing spaces for people to live in and noticed how profoundly the structures we inhabit shape how we feel, think, and move through time.

Every Thursday (Jupiter's day) I publish a new entry from my calendar: where we are in the wheel, what the current moon is asking of us, and occasionally what the astrology is doing to make it all more interesting.

If the structure feels wrong, redesign it.