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Your unconscious speaks every night. Liminal helps you hear it.
Record dreams the moment you wake — by voice or text — before they dissolve. AI interprets what your mind was working through: the symbols, the emotions, the recurring threads you haven't noticed yet.
RECORD IN SECONDS
Speak your dream the moment you wake. Liminal transcribes it on-device, so nothing is lost to the fog of waking up. Or type it out if you prefer. The whole thing takes under a minute.
AI INTERPRETATION
Every dream gets a full reading: what the imagery likely means, the emotional undercurrent, key symbols, and a reflection question designed to take you deeper. Not generic — specific to your dream and the context you provide.
PATTERN ANALYSIS
After a few dreams, something shifts. Liminal surfaces what your unconscious keeps returning to — recurring symbols, persistent emotions, unresolved themes. The kind of insight that's invisible dream-by-dream but unmistakable across weeks.
COMPLETELY PRIVATE
No human ever reads your dreams. Not us, not anyone. Your words go from this device to AI and nowhere else. No account required to start.
DESIGNED FOR THE SPACE BETWEEN SLEEP AND WAKING
The interface is dark, calm, and distraction-free. Built for 5am, when you're half-asleep and the dream is already fading. Every tap matters when the window is closing.
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What you track in Liminal:
· The dream itself (voice or text)
· How you felt before sleep and during the dream
· Sleep quality and vividness
· Whether it was lucid or recurring
· People who appeared and their role
What you get back:
· A title and interpretation for every dream
· Symbols, emotions, and themes extracted automatically
· Three reflection questions per dream
· A daily practice suggestion
· Pattern analysis across your full dream history
Liminal is free. No subscriptions, no paywalls.
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What's New in Liminal
1.0.1
June 27, 2026
Fixed a bug where parts of the onboarding could be cut off. On some iPhones — especially with Display Zoom turned on — content and the Next button could end up off-screen. Those screens now scroll, so nothing stays hidden. Thanks to everyone who reported it.
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