Morph

Decode any dream.The free AI dream interpreter & journal

Morph is an AI dream journal. Record a dream by voice or text the second you wake, then read it through five sacred traditions: Jung, Ibn Sirin, Taoist, Vedic and Japanese Hatsuyume.

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Free to startNo email, no accountiOS 17.6+

Morph home screen: Decode any dream. AI dream interpreter, your dreamy room.
Voice capture screen: tap once and speak your dream before it fades.
Dream journal timeline with dreams tagged as recurring, anxious and melancholic.
The Prism: one dream read through five sacred lenses side by side.
A dream read through Ibn Sirin's classical Islamic tradition, with recognised symbols.

One dream. Five sacred lenses.

The Prism reads every dream through five traditions and lays them side by side, so you can see where they agree and where they part ways. It never reduces a dream to one label.

The Prism screen comparing Jung, Ibn Sirin, Taoist, Vedic and Hatsuyume readings of one dream.

  1. JungWestern · Archetypes

    Carl Jung read dreams as messages from the unconscious. This lens looks for archetypes such as the Shadow, the Anima and the Self, and asks what part of you the dream wants you to meet.

  2. Ibn SirinIslamic · 8th century

    Grounded in the classical Islamic dream scholarship attributed to Ibn Sirin, where symbols carry spiritual and moral meaning and the dreamer's circumstances shape the reading.

  3. TaoistChinese · Yin and yang

    Reads the dream as a picture of balance: where yin and yang, stillness and motion, have fallen out of step, and what would restore the flow.

  4. VedicIndian · Swapna Shastra

    Follows the Swapna Shastra, the Vedic study of dreams, which weighs a dream's symbols and the state of the dreamer to read what it may signify.

  5. JapaneseHatsuyume

    Draws on hatsuyume, the Japanese custom of reading the year's first dream as an omen, and its wider tradition of dreams as signs of fortune.

The same symbol speaks five different truths.

Morph voice capture: one tap to record a dream, AI saves the rest.

Catch the dream before it fades.

Dreams slip away within minutes of waking. Tap once and speak, eyes half-closed, and Morph turns your voice note into a journal entry. If you only remember a fragment, type the fragment; a fragment is enough.

  • Voice notes or text, whichever is faster at 6 a.m.
  • Bedtime and wake-time reminders to build the habit
  • A dark interface made for low light
Morph dream journal: dated entries with mood and recurring tags.

A dream journal that listens.

Every dream lands in a dated dream log you can filter by mood, like a dream diary that reads itself. Over weeks, Morph notices what keeps coming back: the recurring dream, the house you keep returning to, the stranger who keeps reappearing.

  • Mood tracking across your nights
  • Recurring dreams and symbols, flagged for you
  • Symbol constellations that map how your dreams connect
A full reading through Ibn Sirin's lens, listing recognised symbols such as chase and crumbling teeth.

Step into your dreamy room.

Your dreamy room is your personal interpretation space. Open any lens for the full reading and the symbols it recognised, from spiritual meaning to what a recurring dream might be circling.

Wondering what seeing rain signifies, or why the same stranger keeps appearing? Ask the dream, then compare answers.

Whispers of Tomorrow
Three to five forward-looking insights drawn from the symbols in your dream.
Lucid training
Techniques to practise noticing you are dreaming, and to stay in the dream when you do.
Deep psychology
Readings that go past a dictionary of symbols, into what the dream is working through.
Eight languages
English, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

Your dreams. Your name nowhere.

Dreams are the most private thing you will ever write down. Morph is built so you never have to tell it who you are.

  • No email, no accountMorph signs you in anonymously the first time you open it. No name, no password, no social login.
  • Only you see your journalYour dreams are never shown to other people. They are processed only to write your interpretations.
  • Delete everything, any timeProfile → Delete account removes your journal and recordings. Read the privacy policy for the details.

How it works

  1. Record on waking

    Speak or type the dream the moment you open your eyes, before the details dissolve.

  2. Read it five ways

    Morph interprets the dream through Jung, Ibn Sirin, Taoist, Vedic and Hatsuyume traditions, side by side.

  3. Watch the patterns

    Moods, recurring dreams and symbols build up in your journal, so each night adds to the picture.

See the full dream dictionary →

Dream guides

Questions, answered

Something else on your mind? Write to support@rrdl.io.

Is Morph free?

Yes, Morph is free to download and free to start. An optional auto-renewing subscription unlocks the full experience. Current plans and prices are shown in the app before you subscribe, and you can cancel any time from your Apple ID subscription settings.

Do I need an account or an email address?

No. Morph signs you in anonymously the first time you open it. There is no email, password or social login to set up.

Is my dream journal private?

Your dreams are linked to an anonymous ID, not your name, and are never shown to other people. Dream text and voice notes are sent to our servers and processed by AI providers only to transcribe and interpret them. You can delete everything from Profile, then Delete account. The privacy policy at getmorph.app/privacy.html lists every service we use.

Which dream interpretation traditions does Morph use?

Five: Carl Jung's archetypes, Ibn Sirin's classical Islamic dream scholarship, Taoist yin and yang, the Vedic Swapna Shastra, and Japanese Hatsuyume. The Prism shows all five readings of the same dream side by side.

Can I use Morph as a dream log or dream diary?

Yes. Morph is a dream log, dream diary and dream tracker in one: every dream is saved as a dated entry you can search and filter by mood, recurring dreams and symbols are flagged automatically, and each entry can be interpreted with AI through five traditions.

Can I record my dreams by voice?

Yes. Tap the microphone and speak; Morph transcribes the recording and saves it as a journal entry. You can also type, even if all you remember is a fragment.

Which languages does Morph support?

The app is available in English, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

Is Morph available on Android?

Morph for Android is currently in review on Google Play and is coming soon. In the meantime you can use Morph in any browser at app.getmorph.app.

Can I use Morph on the web or on a computer?

Yes. Open app.getmorph.app in any modern browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Nothing to install.

Can I export my dream journal?

Yes. In the app, go to Profile, then Export journal, or email support@rrdl.io, and we will send you your journal as a PDF along with your audio recordings.

How accurate is AI dream interpretation?

No one can say with certainty what a dream means, and Morph does not claim to. Its interpretations are a reflective tool drawn from long-standing traditions, meant for self-reflection and curiosity. They are not medical, psychological or religious advice. If your dreams are distressing or affecting your sleep, please talk to a qualified professional.

Tonight, the world inside speaks.

Keep Morph by your bed. Tomorrow morning, write down what it said.

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Android: coming soon to Google Play