Dreamgraph
Tonight, thousands of strangers will dream the same dream.
Dreamgraph connects them.
There are patterns in the world's dreams.
You are not dreaming alone. There are signals hiding in dreams, and connections between people who have never met that we do not yet understand.
Tonight, thousands of strangers will dream the same dream.
Somewhere out there, people who share your city, your age, your blood type, the town you were born in, the moments that shaped your life, even your name, are dreaming the same things you are.
Dreamgraph connects them.
Dreamgraph reads the graph of the world's dreams, measures what rises, and brings the connections back to you. We may all be connected by our dreams. This is the instrument built to find out.
The graph.
Every dream makes it stronger.
Signals.
Patterns nobody should be able to see.
14 dreams in Melbourne included water and flood last night, 3.2x the research baseline.
Connections.
Closer than you think.
Cohorts nobody thought to look for.
Alerts.
When the graph finds you, you hear about it.
A signal in your region included you. Nine dreamers nearby included water or flood this week.
How it works.
A few lines, then the graph does the rest.
01
Log
A few lines each morning.
02
Read
The graph is measured against the baseline.
03
Return
Connections come back to you.
Privacy.
Yours first, counted in aggregate, never in your name.
A privacy floor
A signal is only ever published above a minimum group size.
Your dreams stay yours
Excerpt sharing is anonymous, opt in, and off whenever you say.
Every detail optional
Identity fields sharpen the connections. None are required.
Questions.
The things people ask before they start.
Do strangers really dream the same things?
Yes. Dream research and the graph both show the same themes recurring across people who have never met. People often call that mutual dreaming. What Dreamgraph measures is plainer than the phrase suggests: when a theme rises well above its usual rate in a place or a group, we surface it as a signal. It is a pattern in the data, not a claim about anything beyond it.
What do people dream about most?
The most common dreams are remarkably consistent from one person to the next: teeth falling out, being chased, falling, flying, water, and snakes. Everyone dreams a version of them. The graph goes one step further and shows which dream patterns are rising in your city tonight, measured against what a normal night looks like.
Is my dream journal private?
Your journal is private by default. Nobody else can read your entries. Excerpt sharing is opt in, off unless you turn it on, and always anonymous. Everything else your dreams do is aggregate: themes are counted by region and cohort so patterns can be found, never shown beside your name. Read the privacy policy.
Is Dreamgraph free?
Yes. Logging dreams and keeping your journal are free forever and never limited, and connection alerts are free in every channel. Premium, at AUD $4.99 a month or $39 a year, unlocks the globe, the full Dreamgraph tonight view, cohort signals and anonymous excerpts. See what Premium opens.
Can I choose what I see?
Yes. Distressing themes are softened by default, and any theme in the taxonomy can be muted in Settings so it never appears in what the graph shows you.