Krillion Score Calculator

1. For each played round, select the points the official game awarded. Use Miss for a completed zero-point round.
2. Leave rounds you have not played as Not played yet. A blank is different from a miss.
3. Optionally enter a whole-number target from 0 to 700 points. The target means reaching at least that total.
4. Read the current points, depth and best possible finish. If a target is set, check whether it is still reachable and what average it requires.

The planner is for the standard seven-round Daily Dive configuration checked on October 18, 2026. It needs JavaScript for interactive results; the scoring explanation below remains readable without it. No official account or written answer is needed, and nothing is fetched from the game's scoring service.

Use awarded points rather than guessing what your response should earn. The calculator does arithmetic after you select a value. It does not check whether an answer fits a prompt.

Round result	Points
Miss	0
Plankton	10
Too Clever	15
Schooler	30
Rare	60
Deep Cut	85
One in a Krillion	100

These values were checked in the official homepage's public score configuration on October 18, 2026. They are per-round awards, not fixed popularity percentages or the overall labels that may accompany a finished result.

Seven rounds at 100 points give the current maximum of 700. The official rules convert every point into ten metres, so that maximum corresponds to 7,000 metres of game depth. If the developer changes these rules, an older saved note should not be assumed compatible.

Let S be the total of the round scores you entered. Count every selected score, including zero, as a completed round. Let r be the number of unplayed rounds, so r equals seven minus the completed count.

• Current points: add the entered round scores.
• Current depth: S × 10 metres.
• Maximum additional points: r × 100.
• Highest possible final score: S + r × 100.
• Highest possible final depth: (S + r × 100) × 10 metres.

The highest possible finish is an upper bound. It assumes every remaining round earns 100 points and is not a prediction that those results will happen. It does not account for which questions are coming or how likely any answer is to receive a particular tier.

With no rounds entered, the current total is zero and all seven rounds remain available in the projection. That is a planning state, not a report that you finished a zero-point dive.

Imagine four completed rounds worth 100, 60, 15 and 0 points. Their total is 175. You have played four rounds, including the miss, so three rounds remain. Your current game depth is 1,750 metres.

If your target is 400 points, you need another 225 points: 400 − 175 = 225. Divide by the three remaining rounds to get a required average of 75 points per round. The current finish ceiling is 475 points because 175 + 3 × 100 = 475.

No single-round tier awards 75 points. An average is a summary across rounds: for example, 100 + 85 + 60 adds 245 points, enough to pass this target. That illustration is arithmetic, not an answer recommendation or a promise about the next prompts.

Do not confuse the overall rules maximum of 700 with this run's remaining ceiling of 475. Points missed in completed rounds cannot be added back by the planner.

For a target T, the additional points needed are the larger of T − S and zero. If rounds remain, divide that gap by r to find the required average. Rounded averages are approximate; round awards still come from the discrete values listed above.

• If your current score already reaches the target, no additional points are required.
• If the target is above your highest possible finish, it is no longer reachable under these rules.
• If all seven rounds are complete and the target is unmet, the result is final; there is no remaining average to calculate.
• A target of zero is valid. A negative target, decimal or target above 700 is outside this daily planner's range.

“Reachable” means the maximum remaining points are sufficient to reach at least the target. It does not guarantee an exact total is obtainable from the tier values or forecast your performance.

This tool cannot determine answer correctness, recreate the developer's rarity choices, infer a worldwide percentile or award an official result. The official FAQ describes curated answer collections rather than a universal answer-percentage formula.

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For the timer, daily reset and accepted-answer caveats, read the rules guide. If you find an arithmetic error, send us the scores, expected result and page URL; do not include private account details.