I am Candilus. I have been a Candy.ai subscriber since Shorts launched, and I am here because I actually watch these series, vertical, explicit, entirely AI-generated, and written with more care than they have any obligation to be.
This site exists because I got tired of looking things up and finding the same four series described over and over. I wanted to know how many episodes a series really had, which ones I could watch without paying, and what the tokens actually cost. Nobody had written it down. So I went through the whole catalogue and did it myself.
How I check things
I read the catalogue directly rather than repeating what other sites say. Every series page here is built from what Candy Shorts itself publishes: the episode list, the lock state on each episode, the token price, the tags the platform assigns, and the synopsis it writes. That is why this site lists 128 series and 687 episodes while the next most complete site lists twenty-three.
Every page carries the date it was last checked. Catalogues move, new series launch, episode counts grow, prices change. A number without a date is a number you cannot trust, which is why the other pages about Candy Shorts have quietly gone stale and nobody noticed.
When I cannot verify something, I say so on the page instead of guessing. There are eight series the platform will not show to a logged-out visitor, and I tell you that rather than inventing episode counts for them. I would rather have a gap you can see than a number you cannot check.
What I will not do
I do not publish leaked material and I do not link to sites that claim to have it. There is nothing to leak: none of this was ever filmed, so there is no original recording that could escape. The sites ranking for those searches are after your card details, and I have written about exactly what they do.
I do not invent ratings. One competing site scores each series on a five-point explicitness scale it made up. That looks like data and is not. Where Candy Shorts publishes a signal (a tag, a scope, an episode count) I report it. Where it does not, I say so.
I do not write about the performers as though they filmed anything. Riley Reid, Mia Malkova, Bonnie Blue and Sophie Dee licensed their likeness to be recreated as AI characters. They consented to that, they did not perform these scenes, and the distinction matters both legally and to anyone searching their name expecting to find something else.
How this site makes money
Some links here are affiliate links. If you subscribe through one, I earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and that pays for the subscription that lets me keep checking the catalogue.
It does not buy favourable coverage. The same pages that carry those links will tell you that 109 of the 128 series stop at five episodes, that the token system layered on top of a subscription is genuinely confusing, and that the free tier is a sample rather than a trial. If that costs me a conversion, so be it, a reference site that only ever says yes is not a reference site.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, or has gone out of date, tell me and I will fix it. Given how much of this site is numbers, corrections are a favour rather than a complaint.