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Some cards aren't single dreams — they're whole collections. Open one to add the entire set to your list in a tap.
A three-level structure with drag-and-drop. Break a big dream into small steps — and watch each one's progress fill up.

Join themed challenges with others, light up your journey map, and earn a badge each time you follow through.

Journal every step with photos and notes — turn the road to each dream into a story worth looking back on.

Browse others' dreams and moments, save what you love, and discover your next someday.

Join community challenges, import their goals into your own list, and grow alongside thousands of dreamers.
Hogwarts from Harry Potter, dinosaurs from Jurassic Park, Nintendo's Mushroom Kingdom — worlds that only existed on screen now become places you can actually walk into. Five parks around the globe, each with exclusive rides and surprises.
The wind at the Cliffs of Moher almost tips you into the Atlantic, strangers in a Temple Bar clink glasses and sing along off-key to a fiddle tune, a lone sheep blocks your car on a Connemara backroad — Ireland's magic isn't in grand monuments but in its damp, unhurried rhythm, carried along on Guinness foam and uilleann pipes. Walk through these 15 scenes and you'll understand why everyone who visits the Emerald Isle leaves already planning their return.
Tokyo Tower glowing orange at dusk, incense curling beneath Sensō-ji's thunder gate, the human tide surging across Shibuya Crossing the moment the light turns green, neon spilling over Akihabara's late-night crowds clutching anime figures—Tokyo isn't one city but layers of them, Edo shrines and Showa steel and Reiwa skyscrapers crammed onto the same map. Walk all 15 landmarks and you'll understand why a thousand-year-old shrine can sit calmly next door to the future.
Everyone has an inner child who never quite grew up. Six Disney parks around the world, each with its own castle and its own fireworks. When you're standing in front of that castle and the music starts playing, you'll realize — the part of you that believed in magic never really went away.
You only get one life — you'll never know what it feels like to be a mob boss, to walk out of prison after twenty years, to fly through a wormhole and leave your daughter behind. But a movie can do that. In two hours you borrow someone's entire life, and come back carrying their fear, their choices, their regret. The IMDb Top 250 is humanity's list of the 250 lives most worth borrowing, curated across a century of filmmaking. Finishing it won't make you a critic. But you'll understand the world — and yourself — a little better than most people do.
America is more than New York and LA. Fifty states, fifty completely different landscapes and ways of life. Alaska's glaciers, Montana's starry skies, Louisiana's jazz… Travel all fifty, and you'll find this country is far bigger and richer than you ever imagined.
Every one written by a real user. Tap any dream to open their 100 things.
go on a bike ride 🚲
See Shanghai at night

Backpack through Europe.

Go on a river float trip.

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Host a board game night

Learn to make crepes
Make a scrapbook of our memories

Buy my own dream house
Visit a wildlife reserve for endangered animals
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Seven+ gorgeous card styles to celebrate every dream you complete and share it anywhere.
This app quietly changed me. Every time I check a dream off, it hits different. Makes you believe you can do more. Love it.
No pressure, no anxiety — a clean little notebook that turns my vague ‘I wish…’ into concrete steps, reminding me I’m becoming who I want to be.
The perfect app for keeping my bucket list. Simple, beautiful, and checking off dreams never gets old. Highly recommend!
It helped me make a summer bucket list and stay off screens — cured my boredom and made me productive.
Free to download. Your dream list is waiting — the first step is the hardest, so let's take it together.
