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About LucidCue

LucidCue: Reality Test on Your Wrist Unlock lucid dreaming with LucidCue, an Apple Watch app designed as a precise tool to test reality and recognize when you’re dreaming. Inspired by classic reality-testing devices, LucidCue simplifies the process using a gentle wrist twitch — easy to perform, yet powerful in distinguishing wakefulness from dreams. Here’s the method: as you lie in bed, working to fall asleep, occasionally perform a light wrist twitch to test your reality. When awake, LucidCue detects the movement and instantly responds with a personalized vibration, confirming you’re in the waking world. As you slip into a dream, especially during REM sleep, the sensation of moving your wrist feels just as real — but LucidCue stays silent. This absence of vibration is your unmistakable signal: you’re dreaming. LucidCue transforms your Apple Watch into a seamless reality-testing tool, offering a modern, intuitive alternative to traditional methods. Use it to explore your dream world with clarity and control.

What’s new

Version 1.0 · Updated May 14, 2025

This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included.

App privacy

The developer, Vitaliy Golubenko, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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