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# Open My Experiences

Sign in to the Convai dashboard, open the My Experiences page, and choose between creating a chat experience and creating a 3D experience.

**My Experiences** is where you build both kinds of Convai experience and open them again: chat experiences, which are text rooms, and 3D experiences, which place your characters in a scene. Use this page to open **My Experiences** and pick the button that matches what you are building.

### Prerequisites

* A Convai account you can sign in to at <code class="expression">space.vars.dashboard\_url</code>.
* **My Experiences** available in the left sidebar of the dashboard. See [What you need to use Chat Experiences](/api-docs/no-code-experiences/chat-experiences/prerequisites.md).

### Open the My Experiences page

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Sign in to the dashboard

Go to <code class="expression">space.vars.dashboard\_url</code> and sign in to your Convai account.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Select My Experiences

In the left sidebar, select **My Experiences**. On a narrow screen the same entry reads **Experiences**.

The page header reads **My Experiences** with the number of experiences on the account after it, for example **My Experiences (7)**.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Choose a chat experience or a 3D experience

**My Experiences** carries one button for each kind of experience, at the top right of the page:

| Button                       | What it creates                                   | What opens                                                                                                      |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Create a 3D Experience**   | Your characters placed in a scene or a simulation | The **Start a new Experience** dialog, where you pick a scene                                                   |
| **Create a Chat Experience** | A text room built from your characters            | The **Create a chat experience** dialog, where you name the experience, pick a room type, and write the purpose |

Below the buttons, the page lists each kind in its own section: **Chat experiences** and **3D experiences**. Anything you have already made is listed there rather than created again—a chat experience card opens a new room from that experience's brief, and a 3D experience card opens that experience for editing.

{% hint style="info" %}
If **Create a Chat Experience** is not on the page, see [What you need to use Chat Experiences](/api-docs/no-code-experiences/chat-experiences/prerequisites.md).
{% endhint %}

### Next steps

Read what a chat experience is and what a room does and does not do before creating one.

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[Chat Experiences](/api-docs/no-code-experiences/chat-experiences.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

To build a 3D experience instead, continue with the Convai Sim guide, which covers choosing a scene and placing your characters in it.

{% content-ref url="/pages/wKIgxvLa1ZFp5chDyXOA" %}
[Creating Your AI Simulation with Convai Sim](/api-docs/no-code-experiences/convai-sim-experiences/creating-your-ai-simulation-with-convai-sim.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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