A Painted Logbook of the Daily Dive
Seven prompts, 57,307 official answers, refreshed after every 04:00 UTC reset. Free to play at krillion.io.
Seven prompts from Dive No. 119. The smaller the official pool, the harder it is to land an answer that counts.
100-point answer: starts with “P”, 14 letters. Think territories and small states, not the famous picks.
Papua New Guinea One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “N”, 10 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Nasal cycle One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “T”, 6 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Takahe One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “C”, 7 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Coravin One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “C”, 16 letters. Skip the blockbuster — the second-tier name pays.
Comrade Detective One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “H”, 14 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Hanny's Voorwerp One in a Krillion +100
100-point answer: starts with “S”, 7 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Stanley One in a Krillion +100
If you only want a nudge, read no further than the prompt you're stuck on.
100-point answer: starts with “P”, 14 letters. Think territories and small states, not the famous picks.
100-point answer: starts with “N”, 10 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
100-point answer: starts with “T”, 6 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
100-point answer: starts with “C”, 7 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
100-point answer: starts with “C”, 16 letters. Skip the blockbuster — the second-tier name pays.
100-point answer: starts with “H”, 14 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
100-point answer: starts with “S”, 7 letters. Bank one safe answer, then reach one shelf deeper.
Full answers for all seven prompts hang in Gallery I, each behind its own curtain.
Krillion gives you about 25 seconds per prompt and one Daily Dive a day. Points come from rarity, not from being clever.
| Tier | Points | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| Plankton | 10 | 100 m |
| Too Clever | 15 | 150 m |
| Schooler | 30 | 300 m |
| Rare | 60 | 600 m |
| Deep Cut | 85 | 850 m |
| One in a Krillion | 100 | 1,000 m |
One point equals ten metres of depth, so a perfect run of 700 points takes you to 7,000 m — the trench floor.
The trap: an answer can sound perfectly reasonable and still be rejected — only answers inside the official set count. The goal isn't the cleverest answer you can think of; it's an answer that's unusual but still obvious enough to be on the list.
If an answer came back low and you're not sure why, the Too Clever breakdown walks through the 15-point tier, and how Krillion scoring works covers the full arithmetic.
Krillion is a free daily trivia game played in a browser. Each day gives every player the same seven open-ended prompts, and answers are scored by how rare they are rather than by whether they are right or wrong.
Seven. You get about 25 seconds per prompt and one Daily Dive a day, and your score is turned into depth for a diver: each point equals 10 metres.
Yes. Hints4Today keeps every past Daily Dive with all seven prompts and the size of each official answer pool, so you can check a date you missed.
Every player faces the same seven Krillion questions a day, one open-ended prompt at a time with about 25 seconds each. Answers are scored by rarity inside the official pool, from Plankton (10) up to One in a Krillion (100), and your total score becomes diving depth: each point is 10 metres. The full scoring breakdown explains all six tiers.
Too Clever is the 15-point tier: the answer was accepted, but it was a sideways or cute pick rather than a rare one, so it pays almost nothing. It sits one step above Plankton and a long way below Schooler. The Too Clever breakdown keeps every 15-point answer on record.
The data comes from the official krillion.io daily reveal. This site is an unofficial fan companion — answers appear here right after the reset, with all seven prompts, pool sizes, and the 100-point answers.
Yes — the best Krillion answers today are free: every prompt, the no-spoiler hints and the full archive, with no login and no paywall. New dives go up daily right after the reset.
Yesterday's Daily Dive, with all seven prompts and the answers that scored 100.
Read yesterday →Every past Daily Dive since launch, with all seven prompts and pool sizes.
Open the archive →One dive a day not enough? Every prompt from every dive on record, free to browse.
Browse every prompt →The six tier values, the 700-point max, and why a rejected answer scores 0.
Study the arithmetic →Every country, city, capital and landmark question ever asked, with pool sizes.
Open the atlas →Spoiler-free clues for all seven prompts: pool sizes, percentiles and first-letter hints.
Get a nudge →Turn seven tier picks into points and metres of depth, instantly.
Run the numbers →Every explainer, tool and data page in one place — start here.
Open the chart room →Today's dive done? Hand still warm — pick the rarer answer and feed the whale.
Feed the whale →Every data correction and site update, in the open — sources, fixes and all.
Read the record →The rules, the clock, and the three habits that decide your score.
Learn the rules →Is it free, what it costs, and free ways to keep playing Krillion.
Read the briefing →What the phrase means, and how the 100-point tier works.
Study the tier →Daily puzzle games to play next, once today's dive is done.
Browse the shelf →Largest: "Name a named object in space that's bigger than Earth's Moon (like Jupiter)" (30,029) · Narrowest: "Name a country where at least 50% of people speak English" (96) · full statistics →
| Date | Dive | Narrowest pool that day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 11, 2026 | #119 | 96 · “Name a country where at least 50% of people spea” | All 7 → |
| November 10, 2026 | #118 | 32 · “Name a country whose second letter is O” | All 7 → |
| November 9, 2026 | #117 | 30 · “Name a country with "in" in its name” | All 7 → |
| November 8, 2026 | #116 | 279 · “Name something you empty regularly at home” | All 7 → |
| November 7, 2026 | #115 | 48 · “Name a country bigger than the UK but smaller th” | All 7 → |
| November 6, 2026 | #114 | 22 · “Name a country with "and" in its name” | All 7 → |
| November 5, 2026 | #113 | 84 · “Name a country that shares a land border with at” | All 7 → |
Every corner of the logbook, grouped by what it answers.
Deep Cut tier · Rare tier · Schooler tier · Too Clever tier
Actors · Artists · Capital cities · Countries · Fruit · History
Narrowest prompts · Widest prompts · Full statistics
What is Krillion? · Krillion unblocked · Krillion vs Wordle · Perfect run