Dream Hacker

Wake up where dreams still live. A gentle signal in morning REM windows — catch the dream before it melts away.

A dream fades within ninety seconds of waking. Dream Hacker catches that moment.

The app wakes you with a soft sound during morning REM windows — roughly 6 and 7.5 hours after you fall asleep, when dreams run longest and brightest. Not a jolt out of deep sleep, but a gentle nudge that leaves the dream intact.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Alarm timed to your sleep phase Counts cycles from the moment you drift off and rings in two morning REM windows. 17 sounds, from a barely audible ultrasonic tone to a singing bowl. Each one fades in instead of hitting you — you wake into awareness, not alarm.

Dream journal Capture it by voice or text while it's still warm. Automatic tags, vividness stars, flags for lucid and recurring dreams. Search across everything you've ever written.

Map of dreamed places Pin places from your dreams onto a real map. Over time a pattern surfaces: the same stations, houses and shorelines keep coming back. Not scattered fragments any more, but the geography of your second attention.

Dreamcatcher — knowledge base Practice inspired by Andrey Reutov's "Dream Hackers": attention duty, setting intention before sleep, techniques for holding lucidity, the four types of dreams. Add your own notes too.

STRAIGHT TALK

Everything stays on your phone. No accounts, no servers, no analytics. You make backups yourself, one tap, straight to your files.

Works offline. PIN and Face ID keep your dreams to yourself.