Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-07-12 · App: Dreams Come True

What stays on your device

• Your dream journal: dream text, readings, moods, image links, settings — stored locally on your phone. (A generated dream image is referenced by a link to the provider’s CDN, not stored as a file on your device — see below.) Deleting the app (or using “Delete all my data” in Settings) removes it.
• Your voice: speech is transcribed on this device using the operating system’s speech recognition. Audio is never uploaded to us.
• Because your journal is stored on your phone, it may be included in your device’s own backups (for example iCloud or a computer backup) if you have those enabled. Those backups are controlled by you and your operating system — not by us — and you can exclude this app from them in your device settings.

What reaches our servers, and why

• Dream text, transiently: when you request a reading, the dream text — together with any optional mood tags and the “tonight’s intention” question you set — is sent to our server and forwarded to our AI provider (Anthropic) to generate the reading. We do not store your dream text on our servers, and it is not used to train AI models. Our AI provider may retain the request and response briefly under its own policy (Anthropic’s standard API retention is up to 30 days for trust-and-safety purposes) before deletion.
• Weekly reflection summaries (Pro), if you request one: the weekly reflection sends your AI provider only compact per-night summaries computed on your device — dates, recurring symbol and motif words, and mood labels — never your dream text. All the numbers you see are calculated on your device; the provider only writes the short reflection.
• Dream images (Pro), if you generate one: the image prompt (mood + symbol words, never your dream text) is sent to our image provider (fal.ai). The image is generated on the provider’s servers and your journal stores a link to it on the provider’s CDN — not a copy of the image file on your device. We ask the provider not to retain the prompt payload; the image itself is governed by the provider’s media-retention policy, so a very old image link may eventually expire. Your export therefore contains the image link, not the image bytes.
• An anonymous device identifier: a random ID (not your name, email, or Apple ID) used only for abuse prevention (rate limiting).
• We keep minimal technical logs (timings, error categories). Logs never contain dream text, transcripts, or identifiers beyond the anonymous device ID.

Subscriptions

Purchases are processed by Apple and managed through RevenueCat (our subscription infrastructure). We receive subscription status, never payment details.

Analytics

To improve the app we use anonymous product analytics: a fixed list of event names (e.g. “a dream was logged”, “a card was shared”) with no free-form fields. By construction these events can never contain your dream text, transcripts, or anything you write — only which action happened. Analytics are sent only once our analytics provider is configured for a release; otherwise nothing is sent.

This website

This site sets no cookies and requires no account. If our privacy-respecting page analytics are enabled, the site records a small set of named events (such as a page view) with no personal data, and honors your browser’s “Do Not Track” and Global Privacy Control signals. The optional launch-notification form stores exactly one thing: the email address you choose to give us, used once, to tell you the app is out.

Your controls

• Export: Settings → “Export my journal” gives you everything as JSON.
• Delete: Settings → “Delete all my data” erases everything on your device — your journal, your app preferences, any scheduled reminders, and any cached export. Because we don’t store your journal on our servers, there is nothing there to delete. Content already sent to our AI or image providers ages out under their retention policies described above.

Contact

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