Search Krillion answers.

Try a quick search.

Start with a category that appears often in a daily dive, or type your own word below.

How the answer search works.

This finder searches the Krillion records available on this site: 86 recorded daily dives going back to 2026-07-16, with 602 prompts and every accepted answer stored for them. Type a word from a prompt — or the text of an answer you remember — and the tool lists the dives where it appears, newest first. Open a result to review every accepted answer and its rarity tier for that round.

The search runs entirely in your browser against a static snapshot produced when this site was built. Nothing you type is sent to a server, and searching never changes the address bar. That keeps the tool fast and private, and it means a search can never turn into a throwaway result page.

Search results are a shortcut into the archive, not a replacement for the live game. Krillion is played at krillion.io, and the live game is the final place to validate a response. This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with the official publisher.

What you can — and cannot — search.

What this search covers

• Prompt text from every recorded daily dive. A single distinctive word is usually enough to surface the round you remember.
• Accepted answers, with their rarity tier and score. If you remember the answer but not the day, search the answer text itself.
• Dates and dive numbers, indirectly. Every result is labeled with its dive and date, so you can confirm you have the right round before opening it.

What this search cannot cover

• Dives that were never recorded here. The archive begins on 2026-07-16 and grows by one dive per day, so it is not a complete official history of the game.
• Answers the game rejected. Only accepted answers are recorded, so an invalid guess will never appear in the results.
• Live validation. The search cannot tell you whether a word would be accepted in today's game; only krillion.io can do that.
• Other games on this site. Daily Tens, Waffle and Poople answers live in their own section and are not part of this index.

Three searches worth trying.

1. A word from the prompt

A single category word such as flag, capital or dessert is the fastest way to find a dive you remember. The results show every recorded prompt containing that word.

2. An answer you remember

If a specific answer stuck in your mind, search the answer text. You will see each dive where it was accepted, together with the tier and score it earned there.

3. A broad category word

Searching country or animal returns many prompts at once. It is a quick way to study which categories recur and how their rarity spread changes from day to day.

Reading results without spoilers.

Each result shows the prompt and only the answers that matched your search. Everything else stays out of view until you open the dated dive page, where answers are revealed tier by tier at your own pace.

If you have not played today's dive yet, avoid searching words from today's prompts — a matching answer can give the round away. When in doubt, use the spoiler-safe hints page first and come back to search after you have played.