SleepMind: Dream Journal

Most sleep apps ask how many hours you got. SleepMind asks what you dreamt. Dreams evaporate within minutes of waking, so SleepMind puts the dream note on the very first screen. Open the app, tap the feeling that fits, and write it down while it's still there. The sleep log is one tap below, folded away until you want it. Record the night as it actually happened Real sleep isn't one clean block. SleepMind uses a 24-hour timeline, so you can log an afternoon nap, a night broken in two, a late shift, or a stretch that ran past midnight — as many sessions in a day as you need. Rate each one, and tag what got in the way: noise, heat, stress, screen time, a room that was too bright. Set the rhythm you're aiming for Build sleep plans for weekdays, weekends and naps, each with its own days and its own bedtime and wake-up reminders. Matching plans pre-fill the timeline, so most mornings the record is already half-written — you just add how it went. See what your nights are shaped like A weekly score, duration and quality trends, and which feelings keep coming back. The dream journal keeps every entry, and the weekly card is one tap from there. Readings that come from your own records Ask for a reading and SleepMind reflects your entry back to you — the feelings you tagged, whether you marked the dream as one you've had before, and what your recent nights have looked like. It runs entirely on your device. It's a mirror for reflection, not medical advice. Private by default No analytics. No ads. No sign-up wall. SleepMind works completely offline, and used that way it makes no network requests at all — your dreams simply stay on your phone. If you want your nights on more than one device, you can sign in. Sync is opt-in, covers only your own entries, and can be undone: delete your account, and everything stored with it, from inside the app. Export as JSON or CSV whenever you like, and erase everything locally in two taps. Available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean, with four themes for day and night. SleepMind is a journalling and self-reflection tool. It does not measure, detect, diagnose or treat any condition. If you have concerns about your sleep or your mental health, please speak to a qualified professional.