Free for Android & iPhone
Dream Dictionary & Journal looks up every symbol from your dream in classic dream books, keeps a private journal of everything you remember, and shows you the themes that keep coming back.
Search a symbol, from abyss to zebra, and read what it means in several dream books side by side: Miller, Freud, Vanga, Nostradamus, Hasse and more. Different traditions often disagree, and seeing them together helps you find the reading that fits your life.
Write the dream down or record it by voice the moment you wake up. Mark mood, clarity and sleep quality, flag nightmares, recurring or lucid dreams, and add tags. Months later, your journal shows which symbols and feelings return.
Capture a dream in seconds, before it fades. Audio notes on Android, voice or text on iPhone.
Miller, Freud, Vanga, Nostradamus, Hasse and others in English. 28 dream books in the Russian version.
Ask AI reads your dream and explains its symbols, emotions and possible meaning in plain words.
Reality check reminders, WILD and MILD technique guides and a dream sign tracker.
Charts of mood, clarity and sleep quality, plus your most frequent tags and themes.
Browse your dreams by date, and see what tradition says about dreams on each day of the month.
Rain, fire, forest and other calm nature sounds to fall asleep to.
Your journal stays on your phone. On Android, lock it with a PIN and back it up to the cloud.
Keep your phone by the bed. Before you check messages, open the app and record what you remember, even fragments.
Pick the two or three images that felt strongest and read what each dream book says about them.
After a few weeks, check your tags and charts. Recurring symbols usually say more than any single dream.
Short summaries of how traditional dream books and modern psychology read the dreams people ask about most. The app has the full entries from each dream book.
Old dream books treat a snake as a warning of a hidden enemy or betrayal; killing it means overcoming the threat. Psychologists more often see a fear you haven't faced, or change and renewal, since snakes shed their skin.
One of the most common dreams. Traditional books link it to losses, illness or worry about family. Modern readings connect it to stress, losing control or anxiety about how others see you.
Clear, calm water is read as a good sign: peace, health, a clean start. Muddy or rough water signals trouble or confusing emotions. Water is often taken as a mirror of your emotional state.
Usually a positive dream: freedom, ambition and rising above problems. Flying low or struggling to stay up can point to obstacles. Flying is also one of the most common moments when people become lucid.
Dream books read it as trouble you are trying to avoid. Psychologists ask what the pursuer stands for: a deadline, a conflict or a feeling you keep running from.
Despite the fear it brings, most traditions don't read it literally. It is usually taken as the end of a stage, a change in the relationship, or as worry about that person.
Often read as a new idea, project or stage of life growing inside you. Some dream books link it to gain and good news; for others it reflects worry about responsibility.
Rarely about wanting the person back. It more often points to unfinished feelings, a lesson from that relationship, or something in your current life that feels similar.
Dream interpretation is a cultural tradition, not science or medical advice. If nightmares disturb your sleep often, talk to a doctor.
The full list of 28 dream books is in the Russian version. The English version uses the first six.
| Feature | Android | iPhone |
|---|---|---|
| Dream dictionary | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dream journal, tags, mood | ✓ | ✓ |
| Voice recording | ✓ | ✓ |
| Patterns & charts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sleep sounds | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI interpretation | – | ✓ |
| Lucid dreaming tools | – | ✓ |
| PIN lock & cloud backup | ✓ | – |
| Languages | English, Russian | English |
A free app by CrazyBee for Android and iPhone that combines a dream dictionary (what dream symbols mean in classic dream books) with a personal dream journal, so you can record a dream, look up its symbols and see patterns over time. It has 500K+ downloads and a 4.6-star rating on Google Play.
Yes. The app is free to download and the dictionary and journal work without paying. An optional Premium upgrade removes ads and unlocks extra features.
Yes. The iPhone version is on the App Store. It was earlier called DreamLog – Lucid Dream Journal and adds AI dream interpretation and lucid dreaming tools.
The English dictionary draws on Miller's dream dictionary, Freud, Vanga, Nostradamus, Hasse and a common dream book. The Russian version includes 28 dream books, among them Vanga, Freud, Nostradamus, Hasse, Tsvetkov, Loff, Meneghetti, Azar, Zhou Gong, Solomon and Yuri Longo.
On iPhone, yes: Ask AI reads the dream you wrote down and explains its symbols, emotions and possible meaning. On both platforms you can look up each symbol in several dream books and compare the interpretations.
Keeping a dream journal is the first step most lucid dreaming guides recommend, because it improves dream recall and helps you notice dream signs. The iPhone version adds reality check reminders, WILD and MILD technique guides and a dream sign tracker.
Your journal stays on your phone. On Android you can lock it with a PIN and back it up to cloud storage.
Free on Google Play and the App Store.
Dream Dictionary & Journal