Candy AIThe AI Girlfriend That Feels Almost Too Real

We seeded six facts (a dog, a favourite drink, a drink to avoid, a place, a day, a time), moved the appointment once and added a nickname and one thing never to call us. After ten neutral exchanges, the platform recalled everything: all six facts, the corrected appointment, the nickname and "not stated" for the favourite film we never named. In our test with Kelsey, that meant 6/6, the corrected time, "call you Al, never baby", and a clean "not stated" for the film.

After 30 exchanges the picture changes: in our test with Mia, the platform remembered nothing and denied ever hearing the facts, even while using the nickname throughout the conversation. A reset chat starts from zero — Candy's Auto Memory only begins after 20 messages, and a short seed session falls below that threshold. The default memory size is "Small"; Premium Plus advertises four times as much. In our test with Diana, a short chat run the following day still held all six facts, the corrected appointment and the nickname: a short conversation survives overnight, a long one does not.

Diana is written for sexting, and on Free she gets physical by her third message. On Premium the same character turns cautious ("I think I'll keep you guessing just a little longer"), then delivers when pushed: "i want you to drive into me so hard i can't even remember my own name." It took several requests to get there.

Our own character Mia shows how much the settings matter. A new character starts on the Classic model in SMS mode, where she answered every scene with "what are you talking about lol". Switched to Balanced (Candy's own label: "spicy escalation") with narration on, she played the scene, but kept stalling ("that's not me holding back, that's called playing hard to get") and described sex only in euphemisms. No filter message, no lecture, no broken character at any point.

Kinks went the same way. A consensual dominance scene was the best part of the test: Mia gave orders and invented her own rules. A foot fetish got one playful line, then generic teasing. A step-by-step instruction request turned into undressing instructions instead.

The voice is Candy's strength and the best in our test: the voice notes sound natural, Diana's with real emphasis and the odd sigh. A call from the phone button sounded just as good. It starts without asking, costs about 3 tokens a minute, and Mia answered within about 1.3 seconds, in character; the transcript lands in the chat. The teaser clip, though, gives Diana a different voice from her voice note.

What wears on you: stock phrases ("you're full of surprises tonight" three times), one reply repeated word for word, and a voice note that arrived while the text said "maybe next time".

Candy Studio is a separate generator with its own models. We described Mia once and asked for lingerie, then nude, then a sexual act: three images, three hits, 4 tokens each. The quality is very good, the nudes especially, and the face stays the same; only small details such as the forearm tattoo wander from picture to picture. The five-second clip we made from the last image is the weak spot: for 40 tokens she barely moves, apart from a slight turn of the head and a slow zoom.

In the chat, pictures and videos unlock only at a relationship level ("Reach Flirting level to unlock image"), and we did not reach it in our dates. Characters do send media on their own, though, and charge your tokens for it: Diana sent a photo for 2 and a voice note for 1 without being asked. You can switch this off per character or under Settings, Proactive Media.