Fresh on Candy AI
This series landed on Candy AI this week (week of 28 October), so it’s too new for us to have any search numbers. What we can tell you is what the first episode shows and what the rest costs.
Ten sessions as a gift
His best friend Tyler gives him a present: ten pilates sessions with the woman who “fixed his back”. The instructor is Tyler’s own mother. Candy AI’s summary sketches the first two sessions, with her hands on him in one and the doors locked after hours in the next, and adds the detail that keeps it tense: Tyler is always close enough to drop by within ten minutes. All characters are adults. Margot Vey is the credited creator, and the instructor is her digital twin.
In the studio for 66 seconds
We watched episode 1 (1:06), free and logged out. Everything happens inside a studio. The instructor is blonde, wears glasses and a black top with cut-outs, and coaches him through moves on the mat. A phone call interrupts, and someone’s silhouette shows through a frosted door. The cut-out top is as revealing as it gets.
The phone call and the shape behind the glass do a lot of work: within a minute you sense that someone could walk in. It’s a well-built hook. Beyond episode 1 we haven’t watched, so where the sessions lead is still unknown to us.
Is it worth it?
The free part costs you a minute and a sign-up, and finishing is only 36 tokens, so the risk is low. Margot Vey is also credited in My Mother-In-Law Wants To Be My Hall Pass and Couples Therapy With Margot Vey, if you want more of her twin. For everything else that arrived this week, check new Candy Shorts.
