Somnia is a dream programming practice app built around planting an intention before sleep and confirming what was remembered after waking. It is centered on dream incubation, with a personal archive that records dream intentions and outcomes over time.
Each evening, a 10-minute planting window opens for writing down an intention such as a memory, a question, or a person. A morning window opens when the user wakes to record whether the intention appeared and to write down what was remembered. The app says the archive builds and that patterns may emerge over time. It also states that only two notifications are sent per day: one ten minutes before sleep and another two hours before waking.
Somnia says dreams are stored on the user’s device rather than on its servers. The free plan includes local storage of dreams, morning dream capture, a dream journal, unlimited entries, and search. A Pro plan costs $4.99 per month, includes everything in Free, adds seed planting, streak tracking, and seed success rate, and comes with a seven-day free trial. The site also says the plan can be canceled anytime. The product is described as being built by a solo founder obsessed with the science of dreams.
Somnia is a Habit, mindfulness & journaling project. Helping users program and track their dreams to gain insights and recognize patterns over time. It is built as a consumer product for individuals interested in dream tracking and self-reflection. Somnia is free to use. It runs on the web.
Somnia first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include dream intention logging, morning confirmation, and private archive.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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