About this site and how the data is collected

This site tracks Candy AI Shorts, the short-series section of Candy.ai. It keeps one sheet per series with the facts Candy publishes, and a log of what changes from day to day. It is independent: Candy.ai and the company behind it do not own, run or review it.

Where the data comes from

Every morning an automated check reads Candy’s public Shorts catalogue the way a guest sees it: the list of series, each series page, the tag and producer filters and the Candy Creators roster. It records episode counts, free and locked episodes, token prices, tags, subtitles and Candy’s synopsis, and compares them with the day before. Tracking began on Sep 25, 2026; dates in the change log are the morning a change was first seen.

Members-only titles do not show to guests. When the check spots one, we confirm its details in a signed-in session before publishing anything beyond its title. Plan prices are read from Candy’s subscription page and dated.

What we do not do

We do not rate, rank by taste or review the series, and we do not describe what happens in locked episodes. Earlier versions of this site carried star ratings and review-style write-ups; we removed them because they did not come from first-hand viewing. Synopses are Candy’s own, quoted as published.

Corrections

If a figure here disagrees with the app, the app is right. Tell us through the contact page and we correct it.

Who pays for the site

Links to Candy carry a referral code. If you buy a plan or tokens after following one, Candy pays us a commission and your price does not change. Commissions do not affect any figure on the site, because every figure comes from Candy’s own pages.