The uncensored AI app that lives on your home screen

By Candor editorial team · Updated November 10, 2026

Search the App Store or Google Play for an uncensored AI app and you mostly find two things: companion apps with a chatbot bolted on, and “no filter” apps that still refuse the moment you ask something real. That isn’t an accident. It’s how the stores work.

Why store apps are filtered

Apple’s review guidelines start with safety: apps can’t carry objectionable content, and apps that show content made by users or by AI need ways to filter it, report it and block it. Google Play’s policy on AI-generated content asks developers to prevent their apps from producing restricted content and to let users flag what comes out.

Those rules are reasonable for a store that sells to everyone, including children. But they mean any AI app in a store is reviewed against the store’s idea of acceptable, not yours. Ask about drug interactions, a lease dispute or a villain’s monologue and the store-safe answer is often a hedge.

How Candor gets around it: a web app

Candor isn’t in either store. It’s a progressive web app: a website that installs on your phone and behaves like an app. You get your own icon on the home screen, it opens full screen without browser bars, and you stay signed in.

iPhone and iPad (Safari)

1. Open candorai.dev in Safari.
2. Tap the Share button.
3. Tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.

Android (Chrome)

1. Open candorai.dev in Chrome.
2. Tap Install app when it appears, or open the ⋮ menu.
3. Choose Install app or Add to Home screen.

Computer Use it in any tab. In Chrome or Edge, click the install icon in the address bar to give it its own window.

That’s the whole install. There’s no download to wait for, and updates arrive the next time you open it.

What the app does

• Chat that answers health, money, law, relationships and sex questions with specifics instead of a hotline number. Two models: Quick answers fast and can look at your pictures; Powerful is stronger at reasoning and long, careful answers.
• Images from a plain description, in any style, without prompt tricks.
• Video clips of 2 to 30 seconds from a sentence, your photos or a short video of yours.
• Photo edits: give it up to three of your pictures and say what to change.
• Stories and roleplay with villains who stay villains and long campaigns that keep their memory.

What it costs

Subscribers can add $9.99 top-ups of 4,250 credits. An image costs 38.7 credits, and a video costs by length and quality, from 153 credits for a 2-second clip. By default Candor asks before it spends credits on media. Checkout is handled by Whop, and you can cancel any time.

What “uncensored” doesn’t mean

Candor runs open models with the refusal behavior removed from the weights, so it answers what mainstream assistants dodge. It still won’t produce sexual content involving minors, help plan violence against real people, or anything else illegal, and you can report any reply. You must be 18 or older.

Privacy, in the app

Your chats are tied to your account. Unless you turn it off, Candor keeps a copy of conversations for up to 30 days and reviews them to improve the app; switch off Help improve the app and it stops and erases what it kept. You can delete your account and all your data from inside the app, permanently. More on the private AI chat page.

The trade-offs, honestly

A web app can’t do everything a store app can. There’s no listing to read reviews on, and it lives on your home screen rather than in a store’s update list. If you only want apps from a store, Candor isn’t one. If you want the answers a store app won’t give, it’s ten seconds away.

Install Candor and start with 200 free credits.