About AI Candy Shorts

Here is who runs AI Candy Shorts: an independent help desk about Candy Shorts, the vertical series made with AI that live on Candy AI. Candy has no hand in it. We're here because people kept typing the same practical questions into a search box, and the replies they found were either padded or plain wrong. So we count the catalog every week and let the numbers write the answers.

Who are we, and how do the answers get made?

We read the catalog the way a shopper would. Every week we recount which series exist, which ones are open and which are locked, how many episodes each has, what the tokens add up to and how long the first episode runs. Those figures feed the pages, so the answers you read were computed instead of remembered.

The questions come from searches, not from our wish list. If people keep asking whether something is free, how long it lasts or who is in it, it earns a page. We then check each answer against the count, write it in our own words and date every price we quote, so you can see how old it is.

A caution about what we claim: running times are estimates, built by scaling one measured episode, which is why we always say about. Where we're unsure, we say that too, instead of rounding it into a confident-sounding guess.

What about independence, referral links and Ask the desk?

Independence first. Candy doesn't review or approve what we publish, and we have no inside access to anything. We say so plainly when a short is poor value, and we don't hide the paid parts of the catalog behind vague wording.

Money, next. Every link from here to Candy carries a referral tag, so we may earn a commission when someone signs up or buys through it. That costs you nothing extra, and it never changes what we write or the order of a list.

Last, the desk. Each answer has a button to mark it helpful or not, and a form called Ask the desk takes the questions we have not answered yet. We read all of it, and what readers send decides which pages get written or fixed next.