Build a Persir profile without a full account export
Start with a small ChatGPT or Claude prompt summary, then add optional answers and games without uploading your conversation archive.
Published by Persir · · 3 min read
Persir no longer requires a complete account export. New registration starts with a small ChatGPT or Claude prompt summary, followed by optional questions, then finish. Either provider is sufficient and you can add the other later. Existing completed accounts keep their profile, answers and games. The summary is a statement source you confirm, not a connection granting Persir access to the provider account.
Start with the current account flow
Use Create my profile from the homepage and complete the essential account acknowledgments. You will reach the shared ChatGPT and Claude import screen directly. Copy the chosen prompt, open that provider in a new tab, and return its response as pasted text or a small UTF-8 summary file. Select Add to my profile to save; registration advances to questions only after that authenticated save succeeds.
Provide only the information you want to use. A profile does not need to contain every possible answer to be useful. If a field is not relevant or you are not comfortable providing it, review whether it is optional and leave it out where the interface allows. Do not enter private credentials or information you lack permission to submit.
Make manual answers specific and current
A useful answer describes what is true for you now and within the relevant context. Avoid broad labels when a narrower statement would help. A shopping preference, for example, can name priorities without including a detailed personal story.
Keep requirements, preferences and temporary constraints distinct. If an answer changes later, use the registration and Data controls to update it. Manual declarations are not silently overwritten by imported analysis, so you can keep your current statements separate from historical conversation evidence.
Use games for the choices they record
Persir’s games provide another kind of evidence: decisions made within a game’s question and options. Daily Draft records rankings and unfamiliar responses. Choice Lab presents structured hypothetical choices and saved progress for account play.
Those choices are not proof of real-world purchases, behavior or permanent personality. Read the prompt and choose according to the game rather than trying to produce a particular profile result. You do not need to disclose a conversation archive simply to make game choices useful.
Expect some experiences to need more evidence
About Me offers five private experiences using supported saved evidence. Different experiences need different information, and missing evidence can leave an output locked. A profile without imports may support some experiences while lacking the connected life context needed for others.
That is a limit, not a reason to invent answers. Inspect the visible readiness guidance and decide whether the requested source fits your privacy preferences. You can keep an incomplete profile and still use the available controls and games. There is no requirement to maximize the number of generated cards.
Keep review and sharing decisions separate
Use Data to inspect records and Settings to download the available profile JSON or delete the account. Understand the difference between deactivating a retained value and deleting it. Keep local files and previously shared outputs in mind when managing copies.
Your saved profile stays private in the current beta. Summary confirmation, optional analytics and rewards interest are separate from any future company-sharing decision. Keep the summary as specific as available context allows, skip individual questions you do not want to answer, and use Data to correct outdated statements. There is no need to invent biography or maximize card count to finish the optional question sequence.
Sources and further guidance
Provider instructions and legal rules can change. Check the linked primary guidance for your account and location.