Data sources and editorial policy

Primary source

Krillion’s public reveal data

Prompts, accepted answer spellings, tiers and scores come from the official dated Krillion reveal. The archive currently runs from July 16, 2026 through October 23, 2026.

The date, Daily Dive number, seven current prompts and next reset time come from Krillion’s today data.

When do daily answers update?

We check the official public data each day at approximately 05:00 UTC (13:00 Beijing / Taipei), with recovery and correction checks at 08:17 and 12:17 UTC. Scheduled runs may be delayed. The displayed archive date and source-check time, rather than your local calendar date, identify the answer set available here.

Last successful source check: 2026-10-23T13:31:06.754Z. Official next reset: 2026-10-24T04:00:00.000Z.

A successful update saves the current public reveal and attempts to fill missing dates and refresh recent records. Historical reveals may require official access that we do not have. Already stored records are preserved when their source becomes restricted; inaccessible missing dates remain gaps, never invented answers. The same update rebuilds the archive, dated prompt pages, checker, rare-answer finder, planner and historical practice pool.

If the public data is unavailable, incomplete or inconsistent, we keep the previous release instead of publishing guessed answers. Current-data pages warn when the recorded reset time has passed. Reload after an update before using a new day’s answer tools; an existing route is never automatically discarded.

Historical coverage gaps

The official historical endpoint did not provide these dates in the latest check: 2026-09-16, 2026-09-17, 2026-09-18, 2026-09-19, 2026-09-20, 2026-09-21, 2026-09-22. Today’s public reveal can still update independently. Existing records remain available in the archive.

How records stay consistent

• Each saved day matches its calendar date, and unavailable historical dates are disclosed rather than filled with guesses.
• Every Daily Dive contains seven different prompts, and today’s prompt IDs and wording agree with the official current endpoint.
• Every answer has text and a recognized tier paired with its exact official score.
• A prompt never shows the same answer twice or an empty answer list.
• Source data, browser data and the published pages must refer to the same release.

How answer matching works

Tools ignore capitalization, repeated spaces, ordinary punctuation and accent marks. They preserve meaningful distinctions such as C, C# and C++. They do not guess synonyms or merge answers with different meanings. A match displays the spelling stored in that day’s reveal.

Does “not found” mean an answer is wrong?

No. It means our checker did not match the dated public answer list. The developer acknowledges that valid answers can be missing from the curated set. Our checker cannot overrule the live game or verify every possible answer. See the official FAQ.

Is One in a Krillion always the rarest answer?

Not necessarily. The official FAQ says the top gem also considers how satisfying an answer is, not rarity alone. Rarity assessment may use familiarity data or assisted curation with a manual review. Do not interpret the tiers as a live poll of today’s players.

Scores and advice

Prompts, answer tiers and scores are dated game records. Strategy tips, route suggestions and Practice Dive are companion features. They help you learn from published results without claiming to predict an unpublished ranking system.

Corrections and rights requests

For a correction, copyright concern, privacy request or removal request, use the contact form and include the exact page URL and supporting source. Corrections outside the recent refresh window require a targeted archive review.