Candy, explained
Guide entry
Delilah Kane
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Billie Dorn
Dasha VardosivaCandy is a platform of AI characters for adults, where you can chat with them, see images of them, and watch short series built around them. This guide covers what we can confirm from the listings, and it uses one character as its example.
A platform of characters
The basic unit of Candy is the character. Each one has a profile, and the profile is a surprisingly formal document: age, ethnicity, language, occupation, hobbies, personality, and a relationship field that says who she is to you. A short bio then sets a premise, and everything else is built on that.
Our worked example is Kenzie Whitaker, a fictional AI character made by Candy. Her profile gives her age as 20, makes her a content creator and head of Minx House, and describes her as your house-swap tormentor. She is no more real for having a believable job. Our page on whether Kenzie is real deals with that question properly.
Adults only
Candy is for adults, and so is this database. The characters are fictional adults, and the ages that appear in their profiles are the ones we report. Some of the premises and series are suggestive, and we describe them accordingly without going into specifics.
We have no information on how Candy checks anyone's age or what its account rules require, so we will not describe them. If you are not an adult, none of this is for you. If you are, read Candy's own terms before signing up, because they apply to you and our summary does not replace them.
Chat
The chat is the core of the thing. You write to a character, and generated replies come back in the voice set up by her profile. Each character gets a particular opening and manner. Kenzie's chat begins with her occupying your bedroom, and she writes in short, sarcastic lower-case messages. Others are written quite differently, as a walk along the similar characters shelf will show.
On Kenzie's profile, the chat comes with a voice call option, gifts and her items. There are named levels as well: the first is Just a fan, and levels called Off camera and Hooked unlock photo and video requests. We can only speak to her listing here, and we cannot say that every character is set up the same way. See the chat page.
Images
Characters on Candy come with AI-generated images. At the least, that means a profile portrait. Kenzie's profile also lists a private content gallery with 38 photos and videos, and photo and video requests in the chat, as described above.
Everything is generated. No photographer and no model were involved, whatever a character's job title may suggest. This site shows only safe-for-work images, namely portraits and series covers. Our images page explains what exists and what we do not show.
Series
Candy also carries short series, built around the same characters and known as Candy Shorts. The series we hold all follow one pattern: 5 episodes, of which 2 are free, and then 12 tokens per paid episode. The first episodes of Kenzie's three run for 53, 63 and 68 seconds, so you are not committing to very much.
This is the part of the platform that behaves most like ordinary viewing, in that you watch and the story proceeds without your input. There is a separate guide to Candy Shorts, and the full list of the series we cover is on its own page.
Tokens
Tokens are Candy's internal currency. The only token price we can state from our facts is the one for series: 12 tokens per paid episode, or 36 for the three paid episodes of a series. Our free episodes page has that broken down.
What we do not state: how much tokens cost in money, what plans exist, and what any chat feature uses up. Those belong to Candy, and they may change, so anything we wrote would risk being wrong by the time you read it. If you are thinking of spending money, read the current terms on Candy itself.
How the parts fit together
If you are new, the order that makes sense is roughly this. Read a character's profile to see if the premise interests you. Watch a free episode if she has a series, because it costs no tokens. Try the chat once you want something that responds. Then decide whether anything deserves your tokens.
For Kenzie specifically, our starting order does that job for you. If you have a quick question, the FAQ probably answers it. And since this is an unofficial site not run by Candy.ai, anything to do with your actual account has to go to Candy. The about page explains who we are.
Asked about this entry
What is Candy?
A platform of AI characters for adults. It offers chat, AI-generated images and short series, with tokens used for some of what is on offer.
Are the characters on Candy real people?
The ones we cover are fictional AI characters, with generated images and generated replies. Kenzie Whitaker is one of those, and no one stands behind her.
How much does Candy cost?
We do not list plan prices. We can only give the series figure: 12 tokens per paid episode. Check Candy for anything else, including what a token costs.
Is there anything free?
Yes. In every series we cover, the first 2 of 5 episodes are free. For anything else that may be free, consult Candy's own current terms.
