Sognia
Write the dream while you still remember it, or the intention you are moving toward. Sognia gives each one a considered reading, an image to hold it, and a private archive that remembers what you won't.
Write it down while it is still there. Sognia reads the symbols and the feeling underneath them, and gives the dream back as something you can sit with — with an image that holds the scene, so the dream has a face when you come back to it months later.
An intention written as a wish stays a wish. Sognia turns it into one specific moment after it has already happened — close enough to picture, with the light and the sound and the weight of it — a line to carry through the day, and one small step for tomorrow that you could genuinely take.
Entries accumulate. Over weeks the themes that repeat rise to the surface on a map drawn from your own records — the drawing itself uses no AI. Nothing is diagnosed and nothing is predicted; you are simply shown what you have already been writing about.
Every reading stays. Search it, filter it by month, open a night from last spring and find it exactly as you left it. Private unless you decide otherwise.
If a reading is worth sharing, Sognia publishes a sanitized version of it under an anonymous name — never your original words, never your identity. Everything else stays where you wrote it.
One dream, or one intention. That is the whole ritual.