Midnight Mind
Write your night down, even in pieces. Yume, a dream-eating Baku, reads it in chapters that quote your words, then files its symbols in your bestiary.
They land here as you write.
“I was in a big house I didn’t know. A staircase went up higher than the roof. At the top, a green door, half open. A black cat followed me without a sound. Behind the door, the sea, very calm. I walked into the water and I could breathe under it.”
Which of these four cards is the rarest among Midnight Mind dreamers? Three tries, no account.
Shares computed over every dreamer in the app, with no dream ever published.
In the morning, the app opens on this field, with dictation up front. On nights you don’t remember, “Nothing remembered” counts too: your grid of nights doesn’t break.
While he reads, each symbol of your story drops into a square, then takes on its colours.
The cards stay at the top of the dream’s page. Then come the chapters, to read or to listen to. The analysis is free, for life.
“The walls seemed to breathe, very slightly, as if they were alive.”
The breathing walls Your everyday frame, often rigid or protective, comes alive. Your unconscious is showing you a new sensitivity, perhaps a fragility.
“I opened a door I had never seen before, at the end of the hallway.”
The door at the end of the hallway Finding an unknown room in your own home brings to light a part of you not yet explored. The hallway is the path, the door leads deeper.
From the dream “The sanctuary of the inner murmur”, told on April 8. Your words in italics, Yume’s in roman. The analysis can also be heard, read by Yume.
Every symbol you dream takes on its colours in your album; the ones you haven’t dreamed yet wait, engraved. Each card keeps track of the dreams it came back in.
Its rarity comes from what all dreamers dream, as anonymous data: a house is common, a key much less so. A card can’t be bought or traded, it is dreamt.
A card shows one symbol. The planche tells your whole dream: Yume draws it panel by panel. Before you pay, you see the plan he has laid out:
20 Shards per planche. 50 Shards offered at signup.
From five dreams in a month, Yume reads them again and writes you a letter: what came back, the people you met, a question for the month ahead. It comes with its planche of the month.
40 Shards, included in Yume Circle. The first one is a gift.
This month, your dreams were mostly looking for passages: doors, staircases, a wooden station where no one was waiting.
Which door are you leaving half open right now?
A planche costs 20 Shards, a 3D Diorama 40, the Month of Dreams recap 40. They never expire.
Secure payment via Stripe.
Yes. Your dreams are private by default: nobody else sees them unless you create a share link, which you can revoke at any time. They travel encrypted (HTTPS). To be analysed, their text is sent to our AI providers: Google (Gemini) for the analysis, the images, Yume's voice and dictation, xAI (Grok) when Gemini declines a text, and OpenAI to link your dreams together.
Yes. The journal and unlimited dream analyses are free for life. What costs Shards, per unit: a dream comic (20 Shards), a 3D Diorama (40), the Month of Dreams recap (40) and a contact's spiritual identity card (30, included with Yume Circle).
Midnight Mind's currency. You receive 50 at signup, then 15 each month if your account is active. You only buy more if you want to create more — and they never expire.
Your interpretation guide — a Baku, a creature from Japanese legends that feeds on dreams. It splits your story into chapters, quotes your own words, and leaves the final meaning to you.
Yes — it is even the recommended gesture when you wake up: you speak, the journal transcribes. The keyboard is always available.
In Settings › Delete my account: confirm, then type DELETE. It takes effect immediately: your account, your dreams, their analyses and your images are erased. Before that, you can export your dreams and their analyses from the same settings. What is erased and what is kept
