DreamKeg is an AI-powered dream tracker for anyone who wants to write down their dreams and actually find the patterns. Log a dream in 30 seconds — every person, place, emotion, and symbol gets tagged automatically, then surfaces again when it shows up in another dream weeks later.
Every keyword auto-tagged across 8 categories — people, places, emotions, objects, animals, actions, themes, activities
See what the world is dreaming about, plotted on an interactive globe of real locations
Find strangers who dream like you — same symbols, same fears, same wonders
Coming soon: render your most vivid dreams into AI video, exactly like the one above
A dream journal is a record of your dreams written down soon after you wake. Keeping one helps you remember more dreams over time, recognise recurring symbols, and spot patterns you would otherwise forget.
Capture them as soon as you wake, before they fade. Write what you saw, who was there, where it happened, and how you felt — even rough fragments are useful. DreamKeg auto-tags every detail (people, places, emotions, objects, themes) so you do not have to organise anything by hand.
Tracking dreams over time reveals patterns you cannot see from any single dream — recurring people, places, fears, and themes. With AI tagging, those patterns surface automatically. Many users also find that the act of dream journalling improves their dream recall within a week.
Yes. Sign up and log unlimited dreams. AI tagging, dream search, the global dream map, and dream matching are all included. Premium AI image and video rendering of your dreams will be added later.
Every dream has a privacy toggle. Private dreams are visible only to you — no one else, ever. Public dreams appear in the community feed. You can change a dream from public to private at any time.
DreamKeg surfaces patterns rather than prescriptive interpretations. The AI tags every entity — people, places, emotions, themes — so over time you can see which symbols recur and how they connect, and draw your own meaning from real evidence in your own dreams.