Same here, sometimes they are all on the neutral line, other times they are all on the unpleasant line.

I am having the same problem with inaccuracy in the pleasant/unpleasant graph, however most of mine are listed on the neutral line. The first point plotted is on the "neutral" line, even though the first dream I entered was unpleasant (I checked, and yes, the point on the graph links to the correct dream and it is accurately labeled as "unpleasant," so it seems the graph is contradicting the very information it links to). Every point after that falls on the "neutral" line, except for the last one, which is correctly plotted as "unpleasant." Upon closer examination, I also noticed that two of the dreams I labeled as "neutral" are plotted on the neutral line but labeled as "unpleasant" if you hover the cursor over that point on the graph. If I click on the link for the details of that dream, I noticed that the details for any dreams I selected as "Neutral" are distinguished by the less-informative and vauge statement "I dreamed on (date)," as opposed to "On (date), I had an unpleasant/pleasant dream" for dreams selected as unpleasant or pleasant, respectively. I've tried looking at the graph every which way but upside-down in an effort to make sense of it, thinking maybe I'm just reading it wrong. The only idea I had is that maybe if you read it backwards (from right to left) as if that were in fact chronological order, then the graph might make sense if the plotted values represented the *average* mood of all dreams collectively, as of that date, rather than the mood of the individual dream tracked on that date. However, even if this were what they were going for with the graph idea, it would be somewhat odd and counterintuitive. Each point on the graph should show the mood for the one dream it represents (multiple points for multiple dreams on the same day) and dream info should be labeled properly. It seems to me that this shouldn't be very hard to fix.