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Use case three: Off the charts
Long time no sleep,
Way back in Use case two: Add to home screen we told you to "keep an eye on the Stats page as those charts come to life". Consider this the awakening¹.
There is a new Advanced charting switch waiting for you in /settings. Flip it, wander over to /stats, and your dream garden turns into a criss-cross laboratory: type a keyword, toggle a mood, handpick a symbol — and every chart on the page redraws around your question.
What kind of questions, you ask? The kind only you can ask about your own dreams:
- Pick the unicorn symbol and see whether unicorns prefer to visit at night or sneak into your afternoon daydreams — and whether they arrive in crisp high definition or pleasantly blurry.
- Toggle the grumpy smileys and find out which symbols keep bad company — the usual suspects lurking in your low-mood dreams might surprise you.
- Select the lucid type and check the sleep chart above: do your lucid adventures show up on long, lazy nights or after a short power nap?
Speaking of sleep: remember the "(future-feature)" note next to the bedtime/wake-up opt-in on the Settings page? The future has officially arrived. Track your bedtime and wake-up time on the /dreams page and Stats greets you with a full-width sleep chart — bedtime at the bottom, wake-up at the top, your night colored in between. Nights you don't track simply stay blank; the sheep doesn't judge².
And in case you are wondering: no, we still won't tell you what any of it means. As promised in Backstory - the beginnings, dreamingsheep remains a neu(t)ral tool: the charts do the showing, your intuition does the interpreting.
Now go log a dream, flip the switch, and cross-examine your subconscious. Sweet dreams!
Meh!
1 - no alarm clocks were harmed in the making of these charts
2 - night-shift workers and vampires are fully supported (for you, the midnight line is merely a suggestion)
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