Where dreams findtheir meaning.

There's no universal dictionary that decodes a dream the same way for everyone. A dream's meaning lives in the connection between its images and your own life, feelings, and recent experiences. Start with how the dream felt and what each element reminds you of personally, rather than a generic symbol lookup.

AI can be a useful thinking partner for dreams: it spots patterns, asks helpful questions, and offers angles you might miss. What it cannot do is know your personal history, so treat its suggestions as prompts for reflection rather than definitive answers.

Dream memories fade fast because the brain doesn't prioritise storing them, especially if you wake gradually or check your phone first. Keeping a journal within reach and writing the moment you wake dramatically improves recall.

A handful of themes recur across people and cultures: being chased, falling, teeth falling out, showing up unprepared, and flying. They tend to reflect common human pressures rather than literal predictions.

Recurring dreams, intense nightmares, and dreams that leave a strong emotional residue are worth paying attention to. They usually point to something unresolved in waking life rather than a warning about the future.

Murkaverse is free to download and start using. An optional premium subscription unlocks the full experience for deeper, unlimited dream work — no credit card needed to begin.

Yes — Murkaverse is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, so you can capture and decode dreams the moment you wake. An Android version is on the way.