Candy AI field notes for the free-route reader

What the public pages establish

Candy AI presents itself as an adult AI-companion platform built around customizable characters, chat, and roleplay, with image, video, and voice capabilities promoted alongside the conversation. Its dedicated AI-girlfriend page is reachable directly in a browser, which matters for readers who want to inspect the product before installing anything.

The operator is identifiable: the privacy notice names EverAI Limited, defines the service as AI-character chat, states it is intended only for adults at or above the local age of majority, and notes that media within the service can include images, video, and voice notes. For the exit-plan reader, the notice also describes account-data retention after inactivity, deletion on request, and longer holds for legally required financial records.

How free appears on Candy’s own pages

The homepage offers join-free and create-free-account actions and links onward to a subscriptions area, and the privacy notice says parts of the service may require an account or a paid subscription. Put plainly by the vendor’s own architecture: entry is presented as free, an account is the intended container, and a paid layer exists above it. That is free-entry language, not an unlimited-free promise, and these notes will not upgrade it into one.

Where the free boundary sits on any given day, which features the entry tier includes, and what any upgrade costs are live questions this site deliberately leaves to your own screen. Prices and allowances shown at checkout are always newer than any review, this one included.

Route fit

Gaps we logged instead of papering over

During collection, an obvious terms-and-conditions address on candy.ai returned the site’s own 404 page, as did one characters address. We infer nothing about pricing or terms from those failures except the practical instruction: locate the current contract from the live footer or checkout before paying, and read it there.

Nothing in these notes comes from a paid Candy subscription, a completed checkout, or long-term memory testing by this site. There are no scores here, no invented user counts, and no claim that Candy is the best or the most free option in the results. It is a well-documented, clearly adult, account-centered candidate that a weekend trial can evaluate like any other.