
About
This app uses your Apple Watch to help you achieve lucid dreams. It monitors your sleep patterns and gently cues you during REM sleep, allowing you to become aware you are dreaming. Features include a dream journal, progress tracking, and personalized training methods.
What's New in DreamKnock
1.0.5
September 27, 2026
New addition: Rhythm sounds thx @Didier User suggestions
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
DreamKnock Pro (Monthly)
WBTB, extra rhythms, stronger cues & trends.
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FAQ
What is DreamKnock?
DreamKnock is a wellness tool designed to help users achieve lucid dreams. It utilizes an Apple Watch to monitor sleep and provide gentle cues during REM sleep, aiming to increase dream awareness.
How does DreamKnock work?
The app's DreamSense™ engine analyzes heart rate dynamics and stillness on your Apple Watch to detect dreaming. When REM sleep is detected, it plays a subtle haptic rhythm to cue you within the dream.
Does DreamKnock have ads?
No, DreamKnock does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be a private and uninterrupted wellness tool.
What devices are required for DreamKnock?
DreamKnock requires an iPhone running iOS 17 or later and an Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later. The Apple Watch handles the core functionality throughout the night.
What are the subscription options for DreamKnock?
DreamKnock offers a 'DreamKnock Pro' subscription for $2.99 per month, which includes a 7-day free trial. This likely unlocks advanced features or content.
How does DreamKnock protect user privacy?
DreamKnock is built with privacy in mind, requiring no account, cloud storage, or analytics. Heart-rate data is processed on the watch via HealthKit and never leaves the device.
What kind of sleep data does DreamKnock provide?
The app offers a morning report detailing your REM timeline, cue moments, heart-rate curve, and sleep latency. It also tracks trends like lucid rate and top dream signs.
Is DreamKnock a medical device?
No, DreamKnock is classified as a wellness tool and not a medical device. The sleep inferences it provides are estimates and can vary between individuals.


