YumeHashi — Turn Dreams Into Daily Action
With a dream, even the largest wall can be crossed.
YumeHashi turns dreams into daily action via three steps (write, break, keep going) plus 12-constellation gamification. Built on Flutter Web. Signups paused.
We are currently not accepting new users.
Sound Familiar?
- I have things I want to do, but I don’t know where to start
- I set goals, but they slip out of my head before I notice
- Every day is too busy to spend time on what I dream about
YumeHashi was made for exactly that.
YumeHashi = Yume (dream) + Hashi (bridge) An app that bridges “what you want to do” and “what you do today.”
Design Philosophy
Move those who are still. Support those who are moving.
People act by inertia. Those moving keep moving; those still stay still.
YumeHashi is designed to combine two things in a single app: a trigger to take that first step, and a system that keeps you moving afterward.
Three Steps to Turn Dreams into Action
Write down → Break down → Keep going → (loop)| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| Step 1. Write it down | Put your dream into words. Once written, your brain starts treating it as a “goal.” |
| Step 2. Break it down | Decompose into 3 layers — dream → goal → task. The big wall becomes a daily series of small actions. |
| Step 3. Keep going | Your accumulated activity lights up as a constellation. Completing the 12 constellations is your proof of growth. |
How decomposition looks
Dream: become an IT engineer
└ Goal: get an AWS certification (within 3 months)
└ Task: work through the textbook one chapter at a time
└ Task: take practice exams“I want to become an IT engineer.” “I want to be able to speak English.” A small one-liner is enough to start.
Main Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Dream / goal / task management | Organize “what you want to do” in a 3-layer hierarchy. Discovery guides help when you don’t know what to set as a goal. |
| Schedule | Visualize tasks on a timeline. Auto-reminders as deadlines approach. Excel / CSV export supported. |
| Book management | Manage learning books with a bookshelf-style UI. Set reading schedules and record post-reading reviews. |
| Statistics & analysis | Visualize activity time, streaks, and per-goal progress. Feel “how much you actually pushed yourself” in numbers. |
| Constellation system | Each piece of activity lights a star, and the 12 constellations form a gamified continuity boost. |
| Dashboard | Today’s status, streaks, personal bests, inbox — customize the information you want on one screen. |
Where It Fits
| Scene | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Aiming for a certification | Set the exam date as a goal and manage study tasks via the schedule |
| Considering a career change | Write the “person you want to become” as a dream, then decompose required skills into goals |
| Building a reading habit | Register books, set a reading schedule, and consolidate learning via post-read reviews |
| Wanting to make daily activity visible | Log activities and reflect via statistics; streaks help maintain motivation |
| Wanting to actually achieve this year’s resolution | Decompose dream → goal → task and translate it into daily action |
A Note from the Developer
In my student years there was a stretch where I couldn’t hold any dream and saw no hope in the future.
Books opened me to the idea that “to live vividly, you need a dream.”
So I built an app that turns dreams into language and then into action.
YumeHashi is an app that supports the very first step.
Once you take that step, the next ones come naturally.
Current Status
New user signups are paused
Service continues for existing users, but new registrations are temporarily on hold. Once a resumption date is decided, we’ll announce it on this page.
Community
Open channels for users and developers.
For Developers
The rest of this page covers the tech stack and key design decisions — for those who care.
Tech Stack
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Framework | Flutter / Dart |
| State management | Riverpod |
| Database | Drift ORM + SQLite |
| Routing | go_router |
| Cloud | Firebase (Auth + Firestore) |
| Charts | fl_chart |
| Theme | Catppuccin (Mocha / Latte) |
| CI/CD | GitHub Actions → GitHub Pages |
Key Design Decisions
- Local-first: Drift (SQLite) keeps the app working offline; cloud sync is supplementary
- Riverpod for state: Plays well with static analysis and is easy to test
- Catppuccin theme: Dark and light both supported, balancing legibility and consistency
- GitHub Pages delivery: Zero running cost. Flutter Web’s
webbuild is hosted directly