AI shorts FYI guides: five explainers, one question each
From AI Shorts FYI, plain facts on AI short series
The AI shorts FYI guides answer five practical questions about the series on all three platforms, each in a page you can read in a few minutes.
AI Shorts FYI is an unofficial reference wiki. It is not run by Candy.ai, OurDream / Dreamy Shorts or Secrets. Buttons that say Watch or Chat are affiliate links and may earn us a commission. Adults 18+ only. Editorial notes
- AI short series misconceptions, corrected one by oneCommon AI short series misconceptions about free episodes, tokens, Moments, chat characters and flames, each stated in one sentence and corrected from what the platforms show.
- AI short series by number of episodes, groupedA list of AI short series by number of episodes, from the three-episode Match Point to the nine-episode The Man Next Door Knows, with what each count does to the free part.
New here? Read these first
Four short stops make a good first visit.
- Open the entry-reading guide, which explains every field on an entry page.
- Check the Free Episodes sheet to see what plays before any payment.
- Read cost to finish an AI short series for the arithmetic behind each platform.
- Keep the Glossary open for terms such as tokens, Moments and flames.
The other guides can wait until a question comes up.
What each guide answers
AI short series misconceptions sorts out beliefs that cause confusion, for example that every episode is free or that tokens buy a whole series. Each belief is corrected with the platforms' own rules.
The episode-count list groups every entry by length. It shows which series has three episodes and which has nine, and what that length does to the free part and the final bill.
Cost to finish an AI short series explains tokens on Candy AI, Moments on Secrets AI and the Premium plan on Dreamy Shorts, with one worked example for each.
Secrets AI heat flames explains the 0 to 5 flames the platform puts on each episode, and what that label leaves out.
The entry-reading guide goes through the fact box, the episode table, the excerpt and the Sources line, field by field.
Sheets and reference pages
Two sheets sit beside the guides. Free Episodes lists what plays free on each platform and every entry's free part. Pricing shows the plans and what the locked episodes cost.
The Glossary defines the terms the entries use. For people rather than series, Characters (who is who) covers the chat characters. The three portals, Candy AI Shorts, Dreamy Shorts and Secrets Shorts, list every entry per platform.
FYI: the guides explain how things work and never rank a series. For the same reason, they carry no scores.
Questions
Which guide should I read first?
Start with how to read an entry, because it explains the boxes and tables every other page uses. The cost guide comes second.
Do the guides rank the series?
No. Nothing on the wiki is ranked, rated or scored, and the indexes are alphabetical.
Are the guides written by the platforms?
No. This wiki is unofficial and independent of the three services. Its facts come from what each platform shows, with the check date on each entry.
Where do I find the full list of series?
On the main page there is an A to Z index of every entry, and each portal lists its own platform.
