Start by choosing a voice, not a face
Every profile at Hakko AI opens with a role and a set of traits. Those matter far more than the portrait. If your evenings are loud, a calm and spare companion will suit you better than a bright one, whatever the photograph suggests.
Say what kind of conversation you want
The first two or three messages set the register for everything that follows. Telling a companion that you want short replies, or lots of questions, or a story rather than a chat, changes the whole shape of the exchange immediately.
Give the small details
Context is what makes a returning conversation feel continuous. Mention the project, the trip, the difficult colleague. A companion at Hakko AI will carry those threads forward and ask about them later, which is where the sense of company actually comes from.
Building a long story
For serialised storytelling, name the setting, the cast and one open question in your first message. End each session with a line about where you want the next chapter to begin. That single habit keeps a story coherent across weeks.
Steering mid-conversation
If a reply misses, say so plainly – too long, too cheerful, wrong direction. Correction is not rudeness here; it is how the voice tunes itself to you.
Keeping it healthy
Hakko AI is company, not care. Use it to unwind, to imagine and to think out loud, and keep the people in your life for the things only they can do.