Where dreams connect

Your dreams may not be yours alone.

Record your dreams, uncover recurring patterns, and discover people around the world dreaming of the same places, symbols, and impossible moments.

Record before you forget

A dream survives about ten minutes after waking.

Write or speak it

Type the dream, or hold the record button and describe it out loud before it goes. The original audio is kept exactly as recorded.

Symbols extracted

Places, people, objects, colours, emotions, and the strange specific images are pulled out and turned into searchable tags you can correct.

A visual for every dream

Upload your own image, or let DreamWeb generate an abstract dream card built from that dream and no other.

See the patterns

The same woman. The same corridor. Four times this year.

DreamWeb counts what returns — the recurring people, places, symbols and emotions across your own journal — and shows you the shape of it.

Recurring symbol

“Flooded hotel” has appeared in 4 of your dreams.

Recurring images are the strongest connection points with other dreamers.

Colour pattern

Blue light appears in 3 of your 5 lucid dreams.

Observations are descriptive, not diagnostic.

Discover dream connections

Two strangers. One impossible place.

DreamWeb is designed for journaling, creative exploration, and discovering similarities between dream reports. Similarities do not prove shared consciousness, prediction, telepathy, or supernatural events.

Explore the DreamWeb

Every dream is a node. Every overlap is a line.

Zoom, pan, and filter an interactive map of dreams. Click a connection and it tells you exactly why the two are linked — the shared flooded hotel, the woman in red, the broken elevator, the feeling of being watched.

You control what is shared

Private by default. Public only when you say so.

Private

Only you. Never matched, never indexed, never seen.

Followers only

Visible to dreamers you have approved.

Public

In the feed and the network, under your username.

Anonymous

In the feed as an Anonymous Dreamer, with no path back to your account.

Every dream has its own setting, and you can change it at any time. Public dreams are also kept in your own private journal — publishing never takes a dream away from you.

What did you dream last night?

Record your first dream

DreamWeb is not a substitute for professional mental-health or medical support.