Method
How we test adult AI series apps
What we open, what we count, what we cannot see, and when we look again.
Checked 14 October 2026
At a glance
Our rules
Applied to every app
- SourceThe app's own pages
- DatesOn every figure
- GapsSaid out loud
- RatingsNone invented
Last pass 14 October 2026
Candy AI Shorts
We walk Candy's whole catalogue as a logged-out visitor, page by page, and open every series it lets a stranger open. From each series page we read the number of episodes, which ones are free, whether they need an account, and the token price of every paid episode. Episode lengths come from the video files themselves. On 14 October 2026 that meant 145 open series and 825 episodes; the 14 signup-only series are counted by title but not opened.
The alternatives
For every other app we open the public site, read the series or packs section, the pricing page, the terms and the company details, and note what a logged-out visitor sees. Where a section is behind an age check or a login, we record that and do not guess what is inside. Signed-in sessions are planned for each app; the figures they produce will be dated and added.
What we do not do
- We do not publish star ratings or scores we have not earned with our own testing.
- We do not repeat other sites' numbers as if they were ours.
- We do not link to individual user-made packs, leaked copies or re-uploads.
- We do not include apps that hide who runs them.
Money
Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you sign up through them, we may earn a commission. That never changes a figure or a verdict, and apps without an affiliate deal are reviewed the same way as the rest.
Corrections
Catalogues grow almost daily and prices change with promotions. If an app shows you something different, it has probably changed since our last pass; the date on each page tells you when that was.