Dream interpretation that remembers every dream

Tell Oraclia a dream or an omen in your own words. She reads it against everything you've told her, and writes what it means for you.

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Engraving of a sleeper whose dream rises into an arch as a ribbon of stars and crescents
Oraclia's reading of a dream: the card “The ring beneath the water” over “What it means for you”

Speak it before it fades

Voice comes first, because most dreams are told just after waking. Tap the golden orb and talk. A pause never ends the dictation; when you go quiet, Oraclia asks who was there, or how it felt. Typing is one tap away on the same page, in any language.

The capture screen: “Tell me your sign, Mira”, with recall questions and a golden microphone orb

A reading, not a lookup

A dream dictionary gives every dreamer the same answer. Oraclia reads your words with the earlier signs that echo them, your living prophecies, the week's horoscope and tarot, and what you've shared about yourself. You get what it means for you, what to do, what may come and when, and a fuller reading of the symbols.

Omens count too

A black cat. The same number on every clock. A broken mirror, a coin on the street, a strange coincidence. Dreams and omens speak in different registers, so Oraclia tells them apart by herself and reads each in its own. Both feed the same prophecies.

The Signs page: a week of journal days above dream and omen cards

Every sign has its rarity

Oraclia rates how charged each sign is, from a Faint Event to a Mythic Convergence, by the strangeness of how its parts collide and the weight of its images, never by how long you told it. Only about three signs in a hundred reach the rarest tier. Your journal keeps every one as a card, by week and by month.

Questions about this rite

How does Oraclia interpret dreams?

She summarizes your dream into its symbols, places, feelings and people, finds the earlier signs closest to it, and writes a reading from all of that together with your living prophecies, your week's horoscope and tarot, and your profile. A dream about water means something different if you dreamed of the same shore last month.

Can I record just a fragment?

Yes. “I was underwater and I found a ring” is enough. If there is nothing to read, a bare word or a greeting, Oraclia asks in a second or two for what you saw, where, and how it felt.

How many signs can I record?

Up to seven readings a day. Past the third, a sign earns less insight, so nobody has to record for the sake of it.

One story

Every rite feeds the same prophecies

A rite in Oraclia is never a separate app. Your signs, cards, weeks and bonds are read together, so each one makes the others truer.

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