LucidMe: Sleep & Dream Journal

Name: LucidMe: Sleep & Dream Journal
Rating: 4.4 (10 reviews)
Author: REMspace inc.

By: REMspace inc.

Dream journal & interpretation

Features & Capabilities

LucidMe: Sleep & Dream Journal app is a tool that not only guides you in mastering the art of dreaming but also allows you to share your journey with friends, fostering a community of dream enthusiasts. This ultimate companion for dreamers provides essential tools and resources to explore the fascinating world of dreams together. By tapping into the potential of your subconscious mind, LucidMe enables you to become aware of your dreams, take control of them, and connect with others through shared insights and experiences. With features like a dream journal, dream interpretation, and friend-sharing options, LucidMe helps you dive into a journey of self-discovery, creativity, and community.

With LucidMe, you can:

Keep a Dream Journal: Easily record your dreams, reflect on your experiences, and track your progress in your dreaming and lucid dreaming journeys.

Dream Interpretation: Unlock the deeper meanings behind your dreams with our intuitive dream interpretation feature. LucidMe provides insights into common dream symbols and themes, helping you understand the messages your subconscious is trying to convey. By interpreting your dreams, you can gain valuable self-awareness and personal growth, making your lucid dreaming journey even more enriching.

Learn the Techniques: Discover proven methods to recall more dreams or achieve lucid dreams, unlocking the potential of your subconscious mind.

Share with Friends: Connect with your friends by sharing your dreams and insights, and inspire each other on this exciting path.

Sleep Tracker: Monitor your sleep patterns with our user-friendly sleep tracker in our LucidMe mask, helping you to optimize your rest and increase your chances of lucid dreaming.

Dive into the world of dreaming and lucid dreaming with LucidMe and start your journey today!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

REMspace inc.

Rating:

4.40

(10)

Version:

5.6.0 Last updated: 2026-05-01

Version code:

885151429

Creation date:

2014-08-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

85.71MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 391,223 ▼ 1,718

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Developed by:

REMspace inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lucidme-sleep-dream-journal/id907469483

User Reviews

I’ve really been enjoying using this app and the community around dream sharing. One feature I would love to see added in the future though is notifications for replies. It would be really helpful to get notified when someone responds to my dreams or replies to a comment I’ve left on their dream. Right now, it’s difficult to keep track of conversations because I have to manually go back and search for dreams I’ve commented on. I’ve found myself missing replies for days, which makes it harder to continue meaningful discussions. Adding reply notifications would make conversations much smoother and help build more engagement within the community. Overall, I love this app and would be excited to see this improvement in a future update!

by Tr*****, 2026-04-13

I like the concept of the app. The app text is extremely small and I don’t see any settings to adjust the text size. I even tried adjusting the text size via the iPhone settings, but it’s stays the same size. Also it would be nice to be able to change between dark and light mode or the app at least follow the default settings of the iPhone. It’s hard to read the white text on the default background color of the app. So if I want to read someone’s dream experience that they shared, I have to execute the share option and then read it in my browser using the reader feature in Safari.

by be*****, 2025-08-18

This got me out of body on my first attempt. You have to experiment with it to make sure you have your headset positioned so it can detect your loud breaths and make sure the volume is not picking up other noises, etc. I actually used a gaming mic head set and blew air through my mouth and teeth instead of nose. I think the reason it works is because it keeps you in and out of sleep for quite a while. By the end, I found myself out of body, flopped over the foot of my bed. So I got up and went on my way (in my astral body). I had it set to wake me up about every 10 minutes and started this about 5 hours after going to bed (set an alarm and got up and out in my head set and then went back to sleep, getting awoken every 10 minutes). You can adjust it to suit your needs.