New android app, Lucidity!

[LucidEnhancer]

I just published a new android app, "Lucidity"! It's a nice and smooth dream journal with lots of great and unique features to help you lucid dream. I put a great effort in making an app that works, is reliable, and offers a great user experience. I hope you like it! Link to the Play Store The app is free with ads, to support the project. A small in-app purchase permanently removes all ads an unlocks advanced content (audio recording and more statistics). Everything else is free and unlimited! Also, I'm very open to any requests and suggestions, so don't hesitate to contact me by sending me a mail ([email protected]) or joining the Google+ community if you have something to say! Here's a list of Lucidity's features: PIN-protected dream journal, with possibility to enter multiple dreams per night Import/export your data to your SD card in one click Create your own custom labels to classify your dreams Search through your dream journal with a key-word and/or label filter Let Lucidity analyze your dreams to automatically find recurrent dream signs Random reality checks notifications Morning notification to remind you to write down your dream Evening notification to remind you to read you dream, to make your dream journaling fully optimal New All-Day-Awareness technique notification, so you never again forget to be aware Statistics (With Lucidity Premium) record your dreams by audio Built-in Wiki for beginners Customizable card background color And one of my favorites: you can enter a few dream signs, then press a refresh button that will tell you how many times you have dreamt of every dream sign. It's very fun to compare who/what/where you dream of the most, when you have a few dreams in your dream journal Thanks for your support, I hope Lucidity helps your lucid dream. Happy dreaming!

[mimihigurashi]

Usually I don't put much faith in technology when it comes to LDing, but I'm actually going to try this, it has some useful features. Thanks for making and sharing it.

[NinjaLukeI]

Unlike the many apps i've found on the app store this actually seems worthwhile, I'm going to download it later on tonight!

[Sunfire]

I too have downloaded it, seems more user friendly tham the others available, thanks!

[RavenOfShadow]

I purchased one a few months back that has been great, but this has even cooler features. Ill check it out!

[Fuzzman]

Wow that's funny! I just put out a dream journal app a few weeks ago with the same name for windows phones Yours looks more in depth than mine though haha, I'm still a noob at app development. Nice work!

[Slipsonic]

I downloaded your app, VERY nice and really professional! I like how the shortcut icon is clouds and a spinning top totem from Inception The clouds remind me of Vanilla Sky. I downloaded it last night and used the reality check reminder all day today, it works great! It also gave me an idea that you might not have thought of... Im gonna use the reality check feature every day especially in the evenings at work. ( I work 5 pm to 1 am) I listen to music at work with headphones using my phone, the reality check reminder just interrupts the music for a second and isnt a bother at all. I have a very short, (1 sec long) soft ring tone set for the reminder, but check this out.... When I go to sleep every night around 2 am, Im gonna set the reality check reminder to go off every half hour while I sleep. I have a speaker on each side of my head when I sleep and I use my phone to listen to music for a while as Im falling asleep... the playlist stops but the speakers stay on all night. Im hoping with the reality check notification going off through my speakers while I sleep, I will hear it in my dream and be reminded to do a reality check. Like I said, the ringtone I use is very non-intrusive so know it wont wake me up. What do you think? Its worth a shot. Great app all around though, Im gonna buy the premium. p.s. Im new to the forum but not really to lucid dreaming, Ive had probably 15 LDs naturally since I was 10. I had 4 IN A ROW in the same night a couple weeks ago, which finally made me want to get serious about it. Ill post an introduction as soon as I get around to it