Candy Shorts glossary

This Candy Shorts glossary explains the words you bump into on Candy, from tokens and Premium to Spicy, AI twin and paid episode. The platform hosts AI-made vertical series for adults, and it uses a few terms that are easy to mix up. Every word below has its own short page, so you can check what it means before it costs you anything.

TokensA token is Candy's in-app credit, and candy ai tokens are what you spend to unlock paid episodes of a Candy Short.PremiumCandy AI premium is the paid plan on Candy that opens every Spicy series from episode 1.SpicyOn Candy, a Spicy short is a locked series that plays only with Candy Premium, starting from episode 1.AI twinAn AI twin is a licensed digital version of a real performer on Candy.Free accountA candy ai free account costs nothing and brings episode 2 of every open series on Candy.Paid episodeA paid episode is any episode of a Candy Short that comes after the free ones and is unlocked with tokens, either 12 or 30 depending on the series.Candy AICandy AI is an AI companion platform for adults, run by EverAI at candy.ai, and it is where Candy Shorts live.Series and episodesA Candy Short is a series of short vertical episodes on Candy, and most have 5 episodes.

Why do these words matter before I spend anything?

Because the same word can sound free in one place and cost money in another. A free account isn't Premium, and a paid episode isn't the same as a Spicy one. Mix those up and you can hit a paywall you didn't expect, or pay for something you could've watched at no cost.

The glossary covers tokens, Premium, Spicy, AI twin, free account, paid episode, Candy AI itself, plus series and episodes. Tokens are the currency spent on later episodes. Premium is the paid plan that also unlocks Spicy series. An AI twin is a digital likeness a real performer has licensed, never the performer herself.

Each entry gives the plain meaning in a line or two and then says what it changes in practice: what you can watch, what you pay and what to watch out for. Read the two or three that match your question, and skip the rest.