Dream Journal: Morning Log
iOS app by AKIHIRO MATSUYAMA. Lifestyle · AKIHIRO MATSUYAMA
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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Store description excerpt
Kesanoyume is a dream journal for the moments right after waking, before the dream fades. - Write it, or just say it - Log a dream in text, or simply speak it (voice input is free) - On a morning when your hands won't cooperate, just talking keeps one dream from slipping away - A dark-only design made to be easy on the eyes in a dim bedroom or the early morning - As entries build up, they become a shelf of your own dreams - No fortune telling, no verdicts - No dream interpretation, no fortune telling - it only shows which tags come up often - It doesn't score your sleep - This app is not a medical device - Your entry stays as you wrote it - nothing tells you what it "means" - Private by design - Every entry stays on this device only, never sent anywhere - No ads - Free to use - entries are unlimited, with up to 5 tags - If you want more custom tags, or to see which tags come up most (frequency only, no interpretation), that's available as an in-app purchase Catch this morning's dream before it fades. No fortune telling - just a quiet place to keep it. [How this differs from other dream / fortune-telling apps] - This is not a fortune-telling app that judges "right or wrong." It offers no interpretations or verdicts. - Each morning it simply summarizes which tags you've attached to your dreams — a plain recap, not a prediction. - Everything stays on your device only, with no ads. A journal focused purely on recording, not on divination.
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