Feature review
Adult Time My Hub: a closer look at saved content
Favourites, playlists and history move into one place. What that helps with—and what it does not promise.
The short verdict
The August 5 announcement is about finding things again inside an existing membership. It is useful to distinguish that job from discovering a new website or evaluating a subscription. This is our source-based feature review; we did not buy or test a membership for this article.
What the official announcement says
My Hub groups favourites, playlists and history in the members area. A dedicated Pictures section collects saved galleries. Playlist controls support renaming, deleting and playing a list. History has separate watched and downloaded views. Those organizational changes are the substance of the announcement.
Why it matters
A long catalog is less useful if a visitor cannot return to something they saved. Bringing those actions together can reduce the amount of searching around. That is our usability interpretation, not a measured retention result. The announcement does not prove catalog completeness, specific device support or the value of every membership plan.
A different job for My sites
EroticAllure’s My sites organizes website links across companies. It does not read, import or synchronize an Adult Time account’s playlists or history. Use it as your own shortlist, then inspect each destination’s current features and offer before joining.
Sources checked
Linked reference pages checked on 2026-09-06. Product details can change. No paid-membership test or sponsorship is implied.
Adult Time My Hub announcement, August 5 ↗