Record the fragment first
You do not need a complete story. Capture the clearest scene, waking feeling, and one possible waking-life connection before the memory fades.
Private dream journal
Record a scene in under a minute, then review the motifs and emotions that repeat. No account and no automatic interpretation.
Pattern summary
How it works
You do not need a complete story. Capture the clearest scene, waking feeling, and one possible waking-life connection before the memory fades.
The tracker counts motifs and emotions across your own entries. A frequent tag is a pattern in your notes—not a universal symbol definition.
Export a JSON copy before clearing browser data or moving devices. Restore it later without creating an account or sending entries to Meaning Catalog.
Private journal FAQ
No. This version saves entries in your browser’s local storage and does not upload them to our server. Other people using the same browser profile may still be able to open them.
Not necessarily. Export a JSON backup first. Private-browsing modes and storage restrictions may also remove or block local entries.
No. Repetition can be worth reflecting on, but personal context matters. The counts here are observations, not predictions, diagnoses, or clinical advice.
Yes. It uses no paid interpretation API and requires no account. You control the entry, the context, and the backup file.
Only a fragment left? Try the one-minute fragment note. You do not need a complete story, and a blank morning is not a diagnosis.
Thought you woke up more than once? Use the Waking-Sequence template to separate scenes from what you believed at the time.
Choosing an app or AI feature? Map its five data routes before entering a private dream.