Record with context
Store the dream text with a title, tags, importance, recall quality, and structured metadata.
Visual dream journal for Android
A personal map of recorded dreams
ReverySky applies the same idea of interactive 3D information spaces to dream journaling. Dream notes stay as Markdown files, while the app adds a Star Map, Recall, and light gamification around them.
Use Markdown notes
Point the app to a notes folder. Dream entries are stored as .md files compatible with Obsidian-style vault workflows.
Build a visual map
Each recorded dream becomes a Dream Star within a spatial overview of themes, chronology, and recurring images.
Recall older entries
Recall sessions provide a structured way to return to earlier records and refresh details.
Add Buildings
Dream Stars can gain Buildings as the record develops and is revisited.
Collect Boons
Boons add a lightweight progression layer around review activity.
Interface
App screens
Gamified visual layer
Progression supports the journal
Recall, Buildings, and Boons give repeated review a visible state. The map records both the original dream and the attention given to it over time.
The core record remains the Markdown note, its metadata, and its place among other entries. The gamified layer organizes review without turning the journal into a separate game loop.
App overview
From journal entry to Star Map
A short look at recording a dream, viewing the Star Map, and returning to stored entries through Recall.
Availability
Published for Android
The app is available from several independent Android distribution platforms.