Last updated 31 August 2026
Dremira is an open experiment about whether two people asleep at the same time ever describe one scene from different sides. Using it means agreeing to what is written here. It is written plainly on purpose.
The text of your dream, the times you slept, and, if you speak it, the recording of your voice. Nothing else is required: an account is optional, and you can record without one.
We do not sell your dreams, we do not show them to advertisers, and we do not open them to anyone because a machine found a match. A finding is an invitation to decide, never a disclosure.
Dremira is not therapy, not medical advice, and not a way to predict anything about your life. A finding means two accounts resembled each other more than chance usually produces. It does not mean the dreams were connected.
You can stop at any time. Recordings you can erase yourself, in settings, in one action. To delete everything else, write to us and we do it by hand: dreams, text, findings, account. Dreams already counted in a published result stay counted, without you in them.
Said plainly, because it matters: deleting the rest is a manual step today, and a self-serve button for it is not built yet. Ask, and it happens.
Dremira is built by two people. Write to karpovantonme@gmail.com and one of us reads it.