About
About Onira
Onira is a dream journal app where you type or speak your dream, get a psychology-informed reflection and a scene-by-scene picture of it, and see recurring symbols build up in your journal.
Who is Onira?
Onira is a dream journal app where you type or speak your dream, get a psychology-informed reflection and a scene-by-scene picture of it, and see recurring symbols build up in your journal. The app's store name is Onira Dreams.
Who publishes it?
Onira is published by Tarsier Vision Ltd, registered in the United Kingdom under number 14733954; the record can be checked at Companies House. For contact, write to hello@oniradreams.com.
What is our approach?
Onira does not tie a dream to a single meaning. A dream gains meaning when it is read with the person's own feelings and context, so the app reflects instead of passing verdicts. The only place it speaks with certainty is your inner world. It says nothing about the future, outside events, other people's intentions, health or money. To read more, see the guide to interpreting your dreams.
Editorial principles
The blog and the dream symbol pages are prepared by the Onira Editorial Team. We follow these principles:
- We cite sources. A scientific claim is written only with a reference to a source that opens. We use no unsourced statistics and no unverifiable citations.
- We say plainly how we use AI. Onira's reflections and images are produced with AI services. The blog posts and symbol pages are prepared and reviewed by the Onira Editorial Team.
- We make no health claims. We promise no diagnosis, treatment or cure. If your sleep or dreams keep troubling you, we suggest you talk to a health professional.
- We correct mistakes. If you see a wrong detail, write to hello@oniradreams.com; we publish the correction with the update date on the page.
Logo and brand
For press and publishing you can download the Onira symbol: SVG, PNG. The brand name is "Onira"; the store name is "Onira Dreams".
Get started
Tell your own dream in Onira.
Get your reflection and your scene sequence.