Contact
Questions, corrections, or a folklore source we got wrong? Email us at contact@mooncadence.com, or use the form below — both routes reach the same inbox and we read every message ourselves.
What We're Good At Fixing
If a full-moon date, moonrise/moonset time, or illumination percentage looks wrong for your location, tell us the date, the location you used, and what you expected — that's usually enough for us to check it against the underlying astronomy-engine calculation directly. If a traditional full-moon name or piece of folklore is misattributed to the wrong culture or region, we genuinely want to know; we'd rather correct it than leave a wrong claim live.
Ordering the Lunar Calendar PDF
Already bought the personalized lunar calendar and haven't received it within 24 hours, or need to correct the location, year, or birthday you entered at checkout? Include the email address you used at Stripe checkout in your message — that's how we look your order up before it's hand-built and sent.
What This Form Isn't For
This inbox is run by one person, not a support team, so we can't offer personalized astrology readings, medical or psychological interpretations of a full moon's "meaning," or bulk data licensing without a separate conversation about scope. General press or partnership enquiries are welcome through the same form.
Response Times
Expect a reply within a few days rather than hours. Data-accuracy reports about an upcoming full moon or eclipse get priority over general feedback, since those are the pages readers are actively checking.
Before You Write In About a Date
A quick self-check often saves a round trip: most "wrong date" reports turn out to be a time-zone difference rather than an actual error, since a full moon lands on different calendar dates depending on where you are relative to UTC. Our methodology page explains exactly how we handle that, so it's worth a look before assuming the site got it wrong — though if you've already checked and it's still off, we do want to hear about it.