DreamLog - Dream Journal Diary
iOS app by Tomohito Kii. Health & Fitness · Tomohito Kii
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.8
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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You wake up from a vivid dream. By the time you make coffee, half of it is gone. Dream Log is built for one thing: capturing dreams in the seconds after you wake, before they disappear. Simple, fast, designed for sleepy fingers — not a full journal entry, just enough to hold the memory. [What Happens When You Keep a Dream Journal] • You start noticing patterns — the same person, the same place, keeps appearing • Your chances of lucid dreaming go up — dream journaling is the foundation of every lucid dreaming practice • You can ask the AI what a dream meant — it interprets the symbols, emotions, and recurring patterns in your entries • You can search years of entries in seconds with smart tags • The streak keeps you coming back — even on the mornings you almost skipped [Key Features] - Quick Recording — Streamlined input designed for just-woken-up fingers - Emotion + Vividness Tracking — Rate each dream on 1–5 scales - Smart Tagging — Spot recurring themes automatically - Dream Calendar — Monthly view + streak tracking - Local Storage — All entries stay on your device. No cloud, no server risk. - AI Dream Analysis — Ask the AI what your dream might mean. It reads the emotions, tags, and patterns you logged and offers an interpretation - Dark Mode — Comfortable in a dark bedroom at 6am "I used a dream journal app for years — and lost everything when they updated the app." — Dream Log stores your entries on your device. An app update, a server shutdown, a subscription lapse — none of those can erase your dreams. Your journal belongs to you, not to a server. "My dream was too complicated to put into words." — You don't have to describe it perfectly. Rate the emotion on a 1–5 scale. Tag one or two things that stood out. A 10-word entry you actually write beats the perfect description you never start. "I've tried dream journaling and quit after a few days." — The input screen is so minimal you can add an entry before you've fully woken up. The streak is what keeps you coming back. One entry at a time. "How do I start having lucid dreams?" — Dream journaling is where every lucid dreamer starts. The patterns in your dreams reveal recurring cues — once you start recognizing them while sleeping, that's when lucid dreaming begins. "What if I can't remember the dream clearly?" — Write what you have. A feeling, a color, a person, a location. Even fragments build the habit. The journal develops your dream recall — the more you log, the more you remember. People say things like: "I've been keeping a dream journal for 8 months. Every entry is still there — nothing disappeared after the update." "I started this to get better at lucid dreaming. 2 months in, I'm actually recognizing dream signs while I sleep." "I thought I couldn't remember dreams. After 30 days of logging fragments, I'm waking up with detailed memories." [Premium Subscription] - Monthly plan available for enhanced features - Subscription automatically renews unless canceled 24 hours befo
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