Who we are
Who tests the apps on this site
An independent team that opens adult AI series apps, counts what is inside and prints the date it looked. No app owns us, and none of them sees a page before you do.
Checked 20 October 2026
At a glance
Who we are
In four lines
- Owned by an appNo
- BylinesTeam, not people
- Paid byAffiliate links
- DatesOn every figure
Last pass 20 October 2026
The team and the name on the work
This site is written and kept by a small independent team that signs as the candyadultshorts.com editors. There are no personal bylines and no invented experts: the evidence is meant to carry the page, which is why every count and price on it carries the date we read it.
What we cover
Candy AI Shorts first, since its catalogue is the one we count in full, and then the other apps that make series of their own: Secrets AI, DreamGF, GoLove AI, OurDream and 51Papaya. 51Papaya specialises in Asian dramas in a JAV style, which is why it is filed apart from the rest. We cover only apps that publish who runs them, and we name the company on each review.
How we look
On Candy we count the whole catalogue roughly every three days, open every series that a visitor can open and read each episode's price, and we use a free account of our own to see what only signed-in users see. On the other apps we read their public pages, price lists and terms. The full rules, including what we cannot see, are on how we test.
What stays off the site
- Explicit images and video. We show cover art that identifies a series, nothing from inside paid episodes.
- Links to single user-made packs, leaked copies or re-uploads.
- Anything that sexualises minors. Characters are described as the apps present them, as adults, and cover art with school imagery is blurred.
Who pays
Most of the apps we cover run affiliate programmes, and we belong to them. If you sign up through one of our links, the app may pay us a commission at no cost to you. Links that leave the site carry an arrow so you can tell. A commission has never moved a figure: counts come from the apps' own pages, and the shortcomings we list are listed whoever pays.
Getting something wrong
Catalogues grow and prices move with promotions, so a figure will sometimes be stale. If you see one, get in touch. We recheck it on the app and correct it at the next pass.