Dream journal · dictionary · lunar almanac · iPhone
The meaning is already
in your own words.
A dream journal that reads what you wrote. Fourteen thousand dictionary symbols matched inside your own sentences, an AI reading of the entry entire, and the lunar night the dream actually belongs to — worked out, not guessed.
The dictionary, inside your text
Fig. 1 — one entry, four matchesEntry · last night · tap a lit word
I was flying over an endless sea. A bridge rose out of the water, and at its far end the moon hung so low it looked like a mirror.
Matching against 14,603 symbols…
- Symbols
- 14,603
- Interpretations
- 29,948
- Sources, each credited
- 38
The dream, read whole
AI analysisA dictionary knows what a bridge means. It cannot know what your bridge means, standing over that sea, at the end of that week.
Symbols are pieces. The reading takes the entry entire — the images, the thread between them, and what the lunar calendar says about the night it belongs to — and answers in plain language, arriving at the pace it is written.
The night it belongs to
Fig. 2 — lunar day 18 of 30
day
A lunar day runs moonrise to moonrise, about twenty-five hours — never the calendar date. A dream written down at 6am belongs to the sleep that carried it, and the sign is read at the midpoint of that sleep window, not at the day boundary.
What the night says
Fig. 3 — the card on the entrySignal strength
Band 4 of 5
How loudly the lunar day speaks — never a probability that the dream comes true. Five bands, never a percentage: the sources support "this night speaks louder than that one", and nothing finer.
Prophetic dream · resolves slowly
Mirror dream
Night of 1 Sep · 23:10 – 07:00
Advice for tonight
It names what is blocking you, and the way out. It lands slowly, so keep the note.
Thirty days, thirty texts. Every verdict and every line of advice is derived from that day's own source text, sentence by sentence — nothing here is generated.
The journal, and nobody else
Private
Yours alone. Never published, never shown to anyone else.
Night by night
Every entry keeps its date, its mood and the lunar night it belongs to.
One reminder
Set for the hour you wake; tapping it opens the entry screen, cursor blinking.
Tomorrow morning,
you will have forgotten it.
Unless you write it down. Free to start — iPhone, iOS 15 and later.
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