Short drama app · US App Store · 10 Nov 2026
CandyJar
The US search for this name lands on the drama app, not a jar of candy. The listing is a place to watch series. It is not a tool for generating a film, and it does not say what the watching costs.
Seller Inkitt GmbH Rating 4.8 from 51K. Age 12+. iPhone.
On the listing
- The seller, Inkitt GmbH, is a named company, and the store title says TV and Shorts.
- 4.8 from 51K ratings is a large US sample.
- The description names series, so the shelf is specific rather than a blank “thousands of dramas.”
The catch
- No price, no period, and no free-episode count are printed.
- The store language list has one entry.
- A weekly release schedule does not say whether the new episode is inside a subscription.
No dollar amount and no billing period were in the description we read. Age 12+. One language on the store list. Rating 4.8 from 51K. Released 7 Nov 2023. Current version date 3 Nov 2026.
Watching, from a company better known for books
The US listing is Inkitt CandyJar: TV & Shorts, seller Inkitt GmbH. The description invites you to watch drama and fantasy stories, names a run of series, and describes heroes from bad boys to billionaires. New episodes drop every week. That is a viewing app.
Nothing in that text is a price. Open the purchase sheet before treating “watch all the drama” as free.
Questions
Is CandyJar a short-drama app?
The US App Store title is Inkitt CandyJar: TV & Shorts. The description is about watching drama and fantasy episodes. It is not a film-generation tool.
How much does CandyJar cost?
The description read on 10 Nov 2026 does not print a price or a billing period.