
Dreamograph
Why Do We Dream? A Psychological and Scientific Guide
Five fields give five answers, and two of them flatly contradict each other. What the counting, the brain scans and the older traditions each actually claim about why we dream.
Write down a dream, or say it out loud. Dreamograph reads it through five psychological frameworks and shows each one on its own terms.
You wake up with a fragment and no idea what to do with it. Dreamograph gives you somewhere to put it down, and a few credible ways to read it back.
Say it out loud or type it. A fragment is enough to start with.
Five established psychological frameworks, each shown on its own terms.
Open the same dream weeks later and see it differently.
Dreamograph marks what comes back. When a place or a face shows up again, you can see every dream it appeared in.


See which feelings keep coming back across your dreams.

The places your dreams keep returning to.

Objects and images that repeat, with what each framework makes of them.

Who appears in your dreams, and where else they have appeared.
Every dream is read through five established psychological frameworks. Each reading is an interpretation. None of it is a diagnosis.
Five established psychological frameworks
Each reading shown on its own, never averaged
An interpretation, and you have the last word
Six things the app does once your dream is written down.
Freudian, Jungian, Gestalt, cognitive and neuroscience, applied to one dream.
What repeats across your dreams, grouped so you can find it.
Ask a follow-up about a dream and get an answer about that dream.
Speak a dream half-awake, or type it. Both end up in the same place.
Each dream can become a generated image you can save to your photos.
A calendar of the nights you recorded a dream.

Available now on the App Store. Record your first dream tonight.


"We don't tell you what a dream means. We give you a few credible ways to look at it."
"Every reading stays grounded in real psychological frameworks, not guesswork."
"The final word on your own life always belongs to you."
Longer writing on dreams and the psychology behind the readings.

Dreamograph
Five fields give five answers, and two of them flatly contradict each other. What the counting, the brain scans and the older traditions each actually claim about why we dream.

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Record your first dream and see what a closer look turns up.