Support
Write to support@dreamsay.app — a person reads every message. The questions below cover most things.
Frequently asked questions
How do discussions about a reading work?
Premium includes three thoughtful replies on every dream. You can answer the reading’s closing question, share a reflection, or ask your own question. The discussion stays in your private journal, including after Premium ends; only starting another reply requires an active subscription.
How many readings do I get for free?
Recording and journaling are unlimited and free. Your first reading happens automatically, and you choose which dreams receive the next two starter readings. After those are used, one reading becomes available seven days after the last successful starter or weekly reading. You can apply it to any unread dream, and unused weeks do not stack. Premium gives every newly saved dream a reading.
Does recording work offline?
Yes. Recording and transcription happen entirely on your iPhone, so you can capture a dream with no connection at all. The reading is written when your phone is next online.
Which languages does Dreamsay understand?
Dreamsay uses Apple's on-device speech recognition, so it supports the languages available for on-device transcription in iOS. If a recording can't be transcribed in your language, the audio is kept safely on your device so the dream isn't lost.
How do I manage or cancel my subscription?
Subscriptions are handled by the App Store. Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Dreamsay. Cancelling stops the next renewal; your journal is unaffected.
How do I delete all my data?
In the app, open Settings and choose to delete your journal. This removes every dream, transcript, reading, and discussion from your device and from your private iCloud database in one action. Our servers never stored your dreams, so there is nothing else to delete.
Why does Dreamsay require iOS 26?
The private heart of Dreamsay — transcription that happens entirely on the device — relies on Apple's on-device speech engine introduced with iOS 26. Earlier versions can't keep that promise, so we don't support them.