Interpret your dreams online with DreamCrowd

by Lee Mathews Dec 4th 2008

I don't often have dreams, but when I do they tend to be a bit on the Eraserhead / Andalusian Dog side of things. Thankfully, DreamCrowd provides me a way to stumble out of bed and try to get a quick handle on what exactly my subconscious mind was trying to tell me.

Submit your text on DreamCrowd's home page and enter your text, title and tag your dream, and enter the spam-prevention code characters. Hopefully it'll work a bit better for you - I had to try four times even though I matched the code every time.

Still, once it does work and your dream is submitted, DreamCrowd does a good job of picking out key terms and provides Dream Interpretation 101-esque descriptions of their significance. The site is no replacement for a professional opinion, but it's an amusing and useful way to gain some insight.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Haplo said 4:53PM on 12-04-2008

"The site is no replacement for a professional opinion"...

Professional opinion of a dream? Lol... seriously, what is next on DS, homeopathy? Astrology?

Sander said 5:30PM on 12-04-2008

Here's a professional opinion: It was just a dream, go back to sleep.

Lee Mathews said 5:31PM on 12-04-2008

+1...nicely done!

Coco said 10:08PM on 12-04-2008

I couldn't even get past the Spam code 10 trys and then I gave up. How unfortunate for a site to fall down due to a "protection" mechanism.

nanomatrix said 8:07AM on 12-05-2008

I wasn't happy with the notifying me of my IP and saying be respectful, I know you get my IP showing it to me and saying you got it does what? Besides that I would think privacy should be more important if someone is just going to say they dream of unicorns or dancing elmoes... Oh and that catchpa is horrible...

thayerbear0 said 11:45AM on 12-05-2008

I tried to use it, but it kept giving me an error message on the security code. It's definitely a time waster because it doesn't work.

Matt said 4:47PM on 12-05-2008

why create a web site that allegedly provides interesting feedback based on user input, only to screw the visitors when they try to type in the security code.

Pam said 11:33PM on 12-05-2008

Could not get past the security code...Must have tried 10 or 12 times...very disappointing.

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