
Today, before you ask
The lunar date is the first thing on the screen, at the size of the thing you opened the app for, with the moon beside it. Underneath it, the two days people actually check a lunar calendar for: the next mùng 1 and the next rằm, and how many days away each one is.
A month you can read both ways
Every solar day carries its lunar day printed underneath. Mùng 1 and rằm are marked with the moon they actually are — a hollow ring for the new moon, a filled disc for the full one — so the grid needs no legend. Tết and the named lunar days are there by name.





