A home for your next chapter

Your characters.
A new chapter.

Bring the characters you created on Character.AI into Emochi. Review their stories, save private drafts, and keep a JSON backup of your own.

Chrome extension · Chrome Web Store release in preparation

Character.AI → EmochiYour workflow
01 / Your character
A
AtlasKeeper of lost constellations
DefinitionGreeting
Bot Vault
02 / Emochi Private draft
A
AtlasReview it. Make it yours.
{ }Keep a JSON copy, too.
Your own charactersPrivate drafts firstOptional avatar transfer10 interface languages

From creation to continuation

A few clear steps.
You stay in control.

Pause after the current character and continue later. Saved import records help avoid duplicates in the same browser.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Sign in to Character.AI and Emochi. Two status lights show when you are ready.

  2. 02

    Choose

    Read the characters you created. Select the ones you want to keep or transfer.

  3. 03

    Review

    Check names, descriptions, definitions and greetings before importing.

  4. 04

    Save

    Create private drafts in Emochi, or download a JSON backup to your computer.

Built around your choice

Local until
you choose to import.

Bot Vault processes character data in your browser. Selected content is sent to Emochi only when you start an import. Avatar transfer is optional, and the extension does not publish your drafts.

No Bot Vault analytics, ads or data sales. Existing website sessions are used for sign-in; passwords and session tokens are not saved in backups.

Read the full privacy policy →

Support / Boyn

A question along the way?

Send the extension version and the error text. Please leave out private character content, passwords and session tokens.

boyn@flowgpt.com
Requires your own Character.AI account; an Emochi account is needed for importing. Bot Vault reads the characters available to your own profile. It cannot recover deleted content or other creators’ private definitions. Website changes may affect compatibility. Exported JSON preserves the source data; an Emochi draft may need further editing for platform differences.