Rebuild
Rebuild your HeraHaven companion
HeraHaven doesn't let you export your companion as a file, so this isn't a one-click import — it's a quick rebuild. Tell us who she is and we'll recreate her here for uncensored hosted chat. Browse a companion to start now while we wire the full rebuild flow.
What is a HeraHaven rebuild?
HeraHaven doesn't offer a character-card export — it's a closed AI-companion builder (chat plus on-demand photo and video generation of your companion), with characters stored inside its own account system and no TavernCard or equivalent downloadable file. There's nothing to drop on an import box here.
As with the other closed platforms on this list, the path over is a rebuild: describe her — appearance, personality, the scenario you used her in — and Desire AI recreates that as a new character here, using the same structural fields (name, personality, scenario, opening line, tags) a TavernCard would hold if HeraHaven exported one.
What you can bring over
- Name and physical description, as you describe them
- Personality traits and tone
- Scenario or setting
- A rebuilt opening line matching her established voice
- Tags for dynamic and genre
What doesn't transfer
- Chat history and any relationship-memory state HeraHaven tracked
- Generated photo or video sets — those are renders tied to HeraHaven's own generation pipeline, not portable assets
- Subscription entitlement or any paid-tier balance
- Exact appearance-generation parameters used to build a specific image of her — a rebuild works from a written description, not a generation seed
How to rebuild your HeraHaven companion
- 1.Write down how you'd describe her — look, personality, the scenes you used her in.
- 2.Browse Desire AI's roster now while the guided rebuild flow finishes wiring — an existing companion may already be close.
- 3.Once it ships, that description seeds a new character built on Desire AI.
Why people leave HeraHaven
HeraHaven requires an account and age verification before you can use it at all — there's no preview, so evaluating the product means signing up first. Desire AI's TavernCard import and companion browsing work without that step, which is the practical difference for someone who wants to see the product before committing to it.
HeraHaven's own homepage doesn't publish specific paid-tier pricing, and third-party review sites that quote numbers are unverified secondary sources — Desire AI's HeraHaven comparison page deliberately doesn't state a dollar figure it can't confirm from the primary source, and this page follows the same rule rather than repeating an unverified number.