Yes. My Dream Journal is designed as a private journal. Your dreams are private by default and are not published or shared with other users simply because you record them.

No. My Dream Journal does not tell you what your dreams mean, diagnose them, decode symbols or make predictions from them. Ember believes meaning belongs to the individual. MDJ helps you preserve what you remember so you can return to it in your own way.

Yes. You can speak what you remember and My Dream Journal will create a transcription that you can review and edit. This can be especially useful just after waking, when speaking may be easier than writing.

When you record a dream using voice, My Dream Journal creates a transcription so you can read, review and edit what you remember.

Your original voice recording is also preserved privately with your dream, so you can return to it and listen again later. Editing the transcription does not change or replace the original recording.

Your recordings are private and associated with your journal. They are not published or shared with other users.

We believe your recordings belong to you. We're also working on additional controls that will let you choose whether original recordings are kept or automatically deleted after a period of time.

Yes. Voice transcription can recognize multiple spoken languages. Your transcription remains in the language you spoke rather than automatically being translated into English. The My Dream Journal interface itself is currently in English.

Yes. You can create a readable PDF of your journal or create a Portable Archive containing its structured contents. The Portable Archive is designed so your journal can be brought back into My Dream Journal later.

Yes. My Dream Journal can import dreams from a supported structured text document, so you don't necessarily have to begin with an empty journal.

The essential dream journal is free to use. You can capture dreams, build and search your journal, revisit what you've recorded and keep a copy of what you've preserved. Ember may introduce optional paid capabilities in the future, but the basic journal is designed to be useful in its own right.