Candy Shorts StreamEvery Candy AI Shorts series in one catalogue: Top 10, new releases, genres and pornstar twins

What Candy Shorts is, and how this catalogue works

Candy AI began as a place to chat with an AI girlfriend, and it runs in a browser tab. The shorts are its small screen: vertical mini-series, nearly all with five episodes, a handful that keep going far longer. The footage is all AI, and the characters are all adults. Stacked back to back, the whole library would last roughly 21 hours.

We treat that pile the way a streaming service treats its library. The front page has a billboard and rows you can scroll sideways. Each title gets its own page with an episode guide. A Play button hands you over to Candy with our partner code attached, and that is the only place any video lives.

Nothing is hosted here, and nothing leaked or reuploaded is ever linked. If an episode is not on Candy, it is not on this site either.

How to start for free, and where free stops

The count splits into 180 open titles and 17 Spicy ones, 197 in all. Any visitor can press Play on the opener of an open series, signed up or not. Episode 2 asks you to register, free of charge. Together the open series hold 361 free episodes, and they are suggestive rather than explicit: a setup, some tension, a cutaway just when things get interesting.

Reach episode 3 and an upgrade window pops up, where a Premium plan plus tokens pays for the rest. Most series ask twelve tokens an episode, and the series with pornstar twins ask thirty. Watching all the open titles to the final episode would take 8,574 tokens, a figure worth having in mind before a slow burn gets you hooked.

Spicy series start behind Premium at their very first episode and have no public episodes, so their pages here show a poster and nothing more.

The weekly Top 10 and the New row

The Top 10 is our own chart, not Candy's, because Candy publishes no view counts. We blend three signals: how many people in the US search for the title, how recently it arrived, and how hot its free episodes run according to their subtitles. The ranking is refreshed whenever Candy is recounted, and the small arrows show who moved since the previous tally.

The New row is simpler. It holds series first spotted during the past ten days, newest first, and right now that means 29 titles. If you like reaching a series before everyone else is talking about it, begin there. Interest in a debut usually crests in its first week, and the free episodes mean arriving early costs nothing.

Both rows are rebuilt automatically, so you never see a stale list.

Pornstar twins, and creators who only chat

On Candy there is a Creators page that lists 17 adult performers and creators, each with an authorized AI double to chat with. 6 of them also star in Candy Shorts series: Sophie Dee, Lexi Luna, Asa Akira, Bonnie Blue, Mia Malkova and Riley Reid. They filmed nothing for these shorts. The AI twin plays the part.

The remaining creators on that page offer a chat and no series, as far as we could check. Our creator pages tell you which is which, show her follower count on Candy, and list every series she appears in when there are any. We write nothing about their real lives, because that is not what this catalogue is for. Treat them as guest stars: a handful appear in series, and the rest are there for conversation. Either way, a click on her card takes you to the chat or the series on Candy.

Genres and recurring characters

Our rows follow Candy's own catalogue filters, ten in all, running from maid and teacher through fantasy, nympho and taboo to the family and marriage shelves: cuckold, cheating wives, MILF, stepsister and stepmom. A title can sit in several rows at once, so a family story with an affair in it turns up on two shelves.

Some faces keep coming back. Mona is often the wild stepsister. Mila and Simona Rossi appear in several stories, Holly and Veronica work as a pair, and Diana Demont leads YES MA'AM. Collections gather each character's titles in one place, so you can follow a favorite from series to series the way you would follow an actor through a filmography. Browse a collection when a face feels familiar, or a genre shelf when you want a mood instead; both lead to the same title pages.

How this differs from browsing Candy directly

Candy's own app is built for scrolling and chatting. Ours is built for deciding. Each title page shows the episode guide, how many episodes are free, where the paywall lands and what the first paid episode costs in tokens. Prices sit up front, not behind a tap.

A Premium plan brings 100 tokens each month, no cap on chat messages, 18+ pictures and clips, live action, and you can design an AI girlfriend of your own. The renewal is automatic, and in Candy's own words you may stop it whenever you like from the settings. We lay out the plans on a page of their own, and we say plainly what we could not verify, such as refunds. That is the whole difference: same library, but laid out so you can compare titles before you spend anything.