Web app
The same journal, on a bigger screen
The phone is the right tool at 3 a.m.: it is already in your hand, and a microphone beats a keyboard when you can barely open your eyes. The web app is for the daytime, when you want to sit with what you caught.
In the works. Part of Pro when it ships.
Catch it on the phone, keep it on the web
We think the phone and the microphone are the best way to capture a dream in the middle of the night, and that is what the app is built around. But a dream journal is not only written; it is read, reread, edited, and thought about, and that is a daytime activity that wants a real keyboard, a big screen, and a cup of coffee. The web app is being built for exactly that.
What it is for
Editing a 3 a.m. draft into a proper entry. Reading back through a month of dreams at a sitting. Opening an interpretation beside the dream it reads. Diving into a person's or a symbol's whole history without scrolling on a phone. And having the longer conversations with Luna that a phone keyboard discourages. The same journal, with the same lock and the same export, on whatever screen is in front of you.
What it needs
An account. The web app reads the synced copy of your journal, so it is only available with one, and everything you captured on your phone is already there when you sign in. Without an account the journal stays on your phone, and account or no account explains the trade in full. The web editor will be part of Pro.
When
It is in the works now. The account you create today is the one that will open it, and the journal you keep today is the one that will be waiting there. If you would like to hear when it ships, hello@lunarlog.me reaches a person.
Start your dream journal tonight.
Free to journal, forever. No account needed to start.