Krillion today: I find the answer nobody else typed.

A 7,000 m dive past all seven prompts. Every answer that scores, sorted rarest first, with the words hidden.

One quick check reveals the words, in eleven languages.

Your clock picks the set

Krillion gives everyone the same seven prompts each day. Before the list opens, the page reads the time on your own device back to you, so the answers you see belong to the round you are about to play, never to yesterday's.

Down through four depths

In the game, every point takes your krill 10 m further down, and the obvious word barely moves it. The dive here follows the same sea: it sinks past each prompt and stops on the trench floor, where the rarest picks sit. Slide the krill to see what lives at each depth.

The Krillion boat on the surface above the dark sea the daily dive goes down into

Shallows
Twilight
Midnight
Trench floor

The answers almost nobody gives. One of these can top the day's board.

The rarest word sits first

The list continues past the one best pick, so you have a second deep answer ready when the first is already taken in your head.

All seven of today's prompts in one place
Each answer that scores, ordered from rarest to most common
Words hidden until the check, readable in eleven languages
Works the same on a phone or a desktop

It's like the quiz answer sheet, read upside down

At a pub quiz, the sheet at the end tells you what was right. Picture that sheet sorted the other way: the answers no other table wrote down at the top, the ones every table wrote at the bottom.

In plain words

You open today's seven Krillion prompts with every scoring answer listed, rarest first. The words stay covered until you pass one quick check, and then you play the round yourself.

Take the deep list into round one

Seven prompts, one list, the rare words waiting under the cover.

Open the deep list