Researchers who study the interpretation of dreams face a huge problem. They lose data because after morning coffee we often forget the dreams we had the night before.
Because of this peculiarity, scientists are unable to get answers to questions that will help them better study an unconscious function of the human body.
Hunter Lee Soik and Jason Carvalho came up with the idea of creating an app that would help people remember their dreams, as well as scientists, by creating a database with all the information that would be recorded daily by the app's users.
The dream catcher app is called SHADOW and is currently on Kickstarter seeking funding.
The app includes an alarm clock and of course a dream diary. Your dreams can be recorded with voice or text and the information will be stored in the database, to be used later by scientists.
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