The same journal, on a bigger screen

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 built for exactly that, and it is open now at app.lunarlog.me.

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 export, on whatever screen is in front of you.

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. Reading your journal on the web is free with that account, and stays free. Writing and editing there, like interpretations and Luna, are part of Pro, and a new account starts with a seven-day Pro trial.

Open app.lunarlog.me and sign in with the account you use on your phone; the journal you have kept is waiting there. No account yet? Create one on the web or in the app, and it is the same one everywhere. The phone is still the place to catch a dream at night: Lunar Log is on the App Store and Google Play.