Free Wicca tools.
Make them your own.

Which tool should you use first?

Choose the question you are trying to answer. For a date in the lunar cycle, use the moon phase finder. For a year of seasonal observances, open the Wheel of the Year calendar. If you already know why you want to practice, use the ritual planner to turn that purpose into steps. The candle-color explorer helps when you want a symbolic cue for an intention.

You can also combine them. Find a seasonal date, read its guide, and write a short plan. Choose a color only if it adds meaning. None of the tools requires a purchase, an account, or an app download.

An example: plan a simple seasonal evening

1. Choose your year and seasonal cycle in the calendar. Open the guide for the next festival to understand the theme and date convention.
2. Select one activity you can finish comfortably: a journal review, a meal, or a local observation.
3. Use the planner to record the setting, sequence, and next action. Download a copy if you want to keep it outside this browser.
4. Afterward, add what you noticed. That gives your next practice something specific to build on.

What the tools can tell you

The moon and solar dates use astronomical calculations. The calendar’s other festival dates are common observance conventions. Color meanings and ritual prompts are symbolic suggestions; they do not predict events or guarantee outcomes. Each tool explains its own method and limits below the controls.

The ritual planner saves only when you choose to save, using this browser profile. It does not sync your writing to the app or an account. Downloaded plans and calendar files remain under your control.

Learn the context behind the result

• The eight Sabbats and local seasonal adaptations ↗
• Candle color meanings, substitutions, and examples ↗
• How to write an intention you can act on ↗
• A new moon practice with a manageable next step ↗