Dreamt It - dream, dreams and dreaming capture

Dreamt It is the simplest way to capture and share your dreams - without leaving the app running overnight and without any annoying sounds. We help you use your iPhone device to remember dreams in ways never possible before, hopefully giving you inspiration for your own Google-to-be (Google was conceived in a dream, you know).

Everyone dreams, but most people forget their dreams - usually within about 30 seconds of waking up. If you don't capture your dream right away, consider it forgotten.

Here's how it works:

1. Dreamt It sends you an alert before you wake up.
2. You see the alert, which acts as a prompt to help you remember your dream whilst in dream state.
3. The alert takes you directly to the app (by swiping or clicking it).
4. You type or speak your dream into the app.

It’s that simple. But act fast! You only have a few moments to capture your dream.

Unlike other apps, there’s no need to keep the app on all night. But, Dreamt It isn't really an alarm clock, either - we recommend you set your alert *before* your regular alarm goes off (without sound) so the alert greets you when you wake up. You can turn the alert sound on, but it will only ring for a few seconds.

You can use Dreamt It as your personal dream journal. But unlike a journal, you can speak your dreams and unlike a journal, Dreamt It reminds you at the crucial moments of waking up to get that dream recorded.

You can also use Dreamt It to share dreams and see what other people are dreaming. You can post dreams on Facebook or Twitter – don’t worry, you will be asked each time you create a dream whether you want to share it. We don’t expect all of your dreams to be shareable ;)

Dreams can be posted anonymously on Dreamt It’s wall of dreams (if you share a dream socially, it will post anonymously). Other people can then view and love your dream. Report any dreams that aren't appropriate on the dream wall.

Any questions: email us at hello@dreamt.it.

What's the motivation for capturing dreams?
Famous books, art and even business ideas have their roots in dreams -- Google, DNA, the sewing machine, even Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, for example. Luckily for us, these dreams were remembered - but most dreams are not.  

That’s a tragedy, because dreams are awesome! Dreams are a window to your subconscious. Dreams reinforce memory. Dreams can even provide inspiration, to you and to others.

Dreamt It, available at www.dreamt.it, is a project of the Remember.com team.