Reverie

Dream journal and sleep companion using Apple Intelligence, dream calendars, mood records, recurring symbols, HealthKit sleep rhythms, and lucid-dreaming tools.

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Last checked May 29, 2026

Local Apple Intelligence is the clearest difference, but it also limits which devices can use the AI tools.
The calendar and mood-by-date view make the app feel closer to sleep tracking than a dream dictionary.
HealthKit, lucid-dreaming timers, moon tracking, and soundscapes give Reverie a quieter reflection-tool shape.

Best for

Useful for Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone users who want a private dream journal tied to mood, sleep rhythm, and recurring symbols.

Overview

About Reverie

Local AI dream analysis

Reverie's AI tools require an Apple Intelligence-compatible device. On supported devices, it uses local foundation models to analyze dream content for themes, emotions, and recurring signals while keeping the data on the device.

Calendar and mood records

The dream calendar lets users browse journal entries by date and see the mood of each night. Voice recording, a redesigned entry screen, and recurring symbol tracking make it feel closer to a sleep-and-reflection journal than a simple interpretation app.

Sleep rhythms

Reverie connects with HealthKit to compare dream patterns with REM, Deep, Core, and heart-rate variability data. It also includes lucid-dreaming tools, procedural soundscapes, lunar tracking, Face ID protection, and PDF export.

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