Dreavie
Launched this week
A journal that listens, reflects, and grows with you
122 followers
A journaling app made for serious journaling. Combine handwritten and digital entries, scan notebooks, write in the app, and use AI to reflect, go deeper, get new perspectives, throwbacks, summaries, and more. All in one place.
Dreavie
@nsoticek Journaling has changed the trajectory of my life and deeply related to the product I am also working on (albeit in a very different form). It's a habit I wish everyone in the world had. How are you thinking about making journaling more accessible for people?
Dreavie
@cakovalik Thanks for your comment! I really relate. Journaling had a huge impact on me too, and its why I started building Dreavie in the first place.
When I think about making journaling more accessible, it’s not just about giving people a place to write, it’s about creating something that actually helps them think. A lot of people don’t journal because they don’t know where to start, or they feel stuck in their own thoughts. That’s where I think AI can actually help. Not by giving answers, but by asking the right questions. Questions that challenge your thinking, show you a different angle, or help you see a pattern you didn’t notice before. For me, that combination, messy human thoughts and thoughtful prompts, is a gamechanger.
At the same time, it’s important that people still reflect on their own. Dreavie isn’t about replacing your thoughts, it’s about supporting your process. Helping you stay with it, even when it’s hard. That’s also why features like daily throwbacks are so important. Seeing what you wrote months or even years ago can shift your whole perspective. Most of what we experience, our thoughts, learnings, Moments, gets forgotten. But when it’s written down, it’s not lost. And reading it again later can be incredibly powerful.
So for me, making journaling more accessible means removing pressure, offering the right kind of support, and helping people stay connected to their own journey, in a way that feels real and useful.
@nsoticek Bang on with the idea of asking people questions (pull vs. push).
@nsoticek @cakovalik Exactly the product I need. It carries my memories and grows with me
This journaling app strikes a great balance between the tactile feel of handwriting and the power of digital tools. With AI-driven reflections, summaries, and throwbacks, it really supports deeper thinking and meaningful self-discovery — all in one place.
Dreavie
@supa_l Thanks a lot! So happy to hear its working well for you, that is exactly what we hoped for!
This is such a powerful story, Noah! Your journey is really inspiring. How did you manage to integrate AI into the journaling process?
Dreavie
@evgenii_zaitsev1 Thanks, that really means a lot!
I’m not sure if you meant the question in a technical or conceptual way, but I will answer from the conceptual side, because that’s what matters most to me.
I didn’t want the AI to write for the user. I wanted it to help them think. Journaling is personal and sometimes messy, so the AI in Dreavie is made to ask good questions, show patterns, and offer new perspectives when you're feeling stuck. It’s not about giving answers, we already get those everywhere. It’s about asking the right questions, the kind that make you stop and reflect.
That’s where I think AI can really help. Not by replacing your thoughts, but by acting like a quiet thinking Partner, helping you see things more clearly.