Soma Studios is a dream journal online. Type your dream or speak it, save it, and get an AI analysis through a Freudian lens, written in plain English. Then turn it into a branching story you navigate yourself.
A dream journal online with AI dream analysis, Freudian interpretation, choose-your-path stories and a private archive. Four features in one place.
Nightly diary
Type your dream into the journal online, or tap the microphone and say it. Add a date and a title, save it, and edit or delete it whenever you like.
Freudian lens
Your dream journal entry is read through a Freudian lens, then explained in everyday words. You get a possible meaning, and you decide whether it fits.
Story journeys
Build your dream into a branching story and navigate it yourself. Seeing it play out can make the odd bits easier to read.
Private archive
A password-protected diary. Every dream you save stays in one place to come back to.
Open your dream journal online and record the entry however you prefer, by typing it or tapping Record and speaking it. One dream journal tip: capture it as soon as you wake up, then add to the entry later if more comes back.
The dream journal AI analyses your entry through Freudian dream theory. You get a possible meaning for your dream, explained in plain English with no psychology background needed.
Your dream journal entry becomes a branching story you step into yourself. You choose where the dream goes next, so you explore it instead of only reading about it.
AI dream analysis, out loud. Each episode takes a real dream, unpacks it with Freudian thinking, then reshapes it into a genre story and a choose-your-own journey.
Latest episode
Follow the show for new episodes—dreams read, analysed, and turned into stories.
It's a dream journal that analyses what you write. Soma Studios reads each entry through a Freudian lens and explains it in plain English, so you get more than a page of notes.
Yes. Your Soma Studios diary is password-protected and private by default.
Yes. Type it, or tap the microphone and say it.
Yes. Entries are saved to your diary, so you can add to one when you remember more, or delete it.
Whatever you remember, in any order: images, people, places and how the dream felt. A date and a title help, and a fragment is still worth saving.
Write or speak the dream as soon as you wake up, before the detail fades. If more comes back later, open the entry and add it.
Save last night’s dream and see what the analysis says.
