The problem
Dream journals fail for the same reason most habit apps fail: they ask for effort at the worst possible moment, then nag when you skip a day. The problem was not storage. It was building something that stays useful when you only remember a fragment, and never guilts you into opening it.
What we built
Hallune was designed as a quiet place to write, with the intelligence applied after the fact rather than in your way. Entries are read back as recurring themes and emotional tone, and dreams that resemble each other surface as connections between people. It ships as a web app with its own accounts and sign-in.
Where it stands
Live at hallune.pravshi.com, with its own brand, accounts, and legal documentation. It is the first app published under Pravshi and the reference point for how the studio builds.