Terms of Use

Purpose

KRILLION is a browser-based guessing game, published and operated by KRILLION LTD, identified on the Contact page.

These terms apply to any use of the site, with or without an account, to the subscription, and to the purchase of lifetime access.

Access and limits

Game content, available modes and the number of games in each pack may change. Such changes do not reduce access already purchased.

• Without an account: one game a day, with no sign-up and no email address.
• With a free account: three games a day. The count resets each day at midnight, coordinated universal time.
• With a running subscription, or with lifetime access: no daily limit at all.
• Limits are counted both per account and per network, so free play stays sustainable.

Your account

• An account opens with a valid email address, by sign-in link, Google sign-in or Apple sign-in. No password is created.
• With Apple sign-in you can hide your address: the account then opens on Apple's relay address, and it is a separate account from the one you would have opened with your real address.
• You are responsible for access to the mailbox, Google account or Apple Account attached to it.
• An account is personal. Sharing, reselling or automating it is not allowed.
• You can ask for your account to be deleted at any time, in writing to the contact address.

Lifetime access, $29.90

"Lifetime" means the operating life of the service. Were KRILLION to close, access would end with the site, and we would give notice beforehand.

• The price is $29.90, all taxes included, paid once.
• On this purchase, there is no subscription, no renewal and no later charge of any kind. The payment is a single one and there is nothing to cancel.
• Access attaches to the account that paid. It opens the game with no daily limit, in the modes that exist and those that come later.
• Payment is handled by Stripe. Accepted payment methods are those Stripe offers at the time of payment.
• Access opens as soon as Stripe confirms the payment, usually immediately.

The subscription, its price and its renewal

Before each yearly renewal, a dedicated letter goes out, at the earliest three months and at the latest one month before the term. It carries the deadline for stopping the renewal inside a visible box. That is what article L. 215-1 of the French Consumer Code requires, and it is reproduced in full below.

The monthly subscription gets no such letter, for an arithmetical reason: the window opens three months before the term and closes one month before it, which leaves no possible date for a period that lasts one month. Its renewal is announced before payment, and it can be cancelled at any time.

People who bought the earlier lifetime access keep every right they were given. They owe nothing more, have nothing to cancel, and none of these renewal rules apply to them.

• Yearly: a 15-day free trial for a first subscription and with an account, once per email address, with nothing charged before it ends; then $30.00 a year, all taxes included, which is $2.50 a month.
• From the game, the trial can start before the account exists: the email address given is then the one used for payment, a sign-in code and link are sent to it right after signing up, and the account is created at that address when either one is used. A trial for which neither the code nor the link has been used within 7 days of signing up is then stopped, with nothing charged, and the address can start a new one. Until someone signs in, the person who started the trial can also stop it from the code screen, at no cost.
• Monthly: $3.50 a month, all taxes included, with no minimum term.
• The subscription renews automatically, on the same terms and at the same price, until it is cancelled.
• The amount shown when you pay is exactly the amount charged. A price change never applies to a period already paid for.

Cancelling, in three screens and with no account

Cancelling is done online and free of charge, on a page that asks for no account and no sign-in: the details, then a read-over you can correct, then the notification. Receipt is confirmed, together with the date the contract ends.

Cancelling stops the renewal. Access stays open until the end of the period already paid for, so cancelling early costs you nothing.

During the free trial, nothing has been paid: cancelling closes access straight away, and nothing is charged.

Ending a running period before its term calls for a legitimate reason and supporting evidence. The form provides for both, and the evidence is sent by email or by post, with nothing to upload.

The “Cancel your contract” link to that page sits at the bottom of the site’s Privacy page.

Right of withdrawal

Every purchase made here is a distance contract: you have fourteen days to withdraw from it, with no reason to give and no penalty.

Before payment, a sentence above the button says what ordering triggers: the express request that access opens straight away, the acknowledgement of what that costs, and acceptance of the terms. Ordering is agreement on those three points, with no box to tick, and that agreement is recorded on our side with the payment attempt, before the order.

Access therefore opens as soon as the payment is confirmed. Our delivery path cannot hold a purchase for fourteen days, and we would rather write that down than promise a wait the code would not keep.

For a SUBSCRIPTION, the fourteen-day right survives that request for immediate performance. If you withdraw, only the days already opened stay due, in proportion to the agreed price, as article L. 221-25 provides. The rest is refunded.

For LIFETIME ACCESS, which is digital content supplied without a physical medium, the right ends when access opens, as requested by the order. That is article L. 221-28, 13°.

Withdrawal is declared online, on a page that asks for no account. An acknowledgement repeats the content of the declaration, its date and the time it was sent. The refund is made by the same payment method, within fourteen days of receipt.

The “Withdraw from your contract here” link to that page sits at the bottom of the site’s Privacy page.

A written declaration to [email protected] counts for exactly the same, on the day it arrives.

Refunds

No refund is given once access has been opened. The game opens the second the payment goes through: from then on, the price is due, whether you play one game or a hundred.

What is sold here is digital content. It cannot be handed back, it does not wear out, and a game that has been played cannot be taken back. We make no goodwill gestures, and a request with no ground listed below gets a written refusal.

LIFETIME ACCESS: a refund is only possible as long as access has never been opened. From the first opening, the access you asked for having been performed, the right of withdrawal ends and the price stays due, however many games are played afterwards.

SUBSCRIPTION: after the fourteen days, nothing is refunded. Not a period that has started, not a period paid for and not played, not a forgotten cancellation, not a change of mind. Cancelling stops the renewal for what comes next; it does not give back what has already been charged. During the fourteen days, the days already opened stay due, in proportion.

The end date of a free trial and the amount of the first charge are written in the email sent when the subscription starts. Not having read it reopens nothing.

Every game is recorded with its date and time. A request made after games have been played is therefore refused on the record. A card chargeback on an access that has been used is disputed with the bank using those records, and access stays closed until the payment is restored.

THE ONLY GROUND FOR A REFUND is a defect that stops you from playing and that we do not fix: the game does not start, does not respond, or the access you paid for does not open. A question you disliked, a score you find unfair, an answer the catalogue refused or simply wanting out are not defects. Write to [email protected] with the account address, the date and time, the device and browser, what you saw, and a screenshot if you have one. We check our technical logs, we fix what can be fixed, and if the game stays unusable for you, we refund.

What is not allowed

A serious or repeated breach may lead to the account being suspended. Where that account had paid for lifetime access, a permanent suspension is refunded at the price paid.

• Automating games, or using a script or bot to play or to query the site.
• Circumventing the daily limits by technical means.
• Bulk-extracting questions or answers in order to republish them.
• Attempting to reach other people's accounts, administration interfaces or other players' data.
• Disrupting the service, deliberately overloading it, or testing its security without written permission.

What the game publishes from your games

Playing the Daily Dive with an account makes your best finds publishable the next day, on the yesterday leaderboard page. It is the only publication the game makes out of a game you played.

What gets published is strictly bounded, and by design rather than by promise: a nickname generated by the game, and the answer as it is written in our question bank. The text you type therefore cannot be published, because it is never stored.

There is nothing for you to assign and nothing to sign: what is published already belongs to the game's own question bank. Your contribution is the fact of having found that answer, and the nickname alongside it does not name you.

Removal: a request to [email protected] is enough to be taken off that page, with no need to justify yourself. Deleting your account has the same effect, immediately.

Battle mode and the nickname you choose

Battle mode needs an account, and it uses one of your daily games like any other run. Entering a room makes you visible to the other players in that room: your nickname, your fish and your depth.

The nickname is the only text you write that others read. It is yours to answer for. Its length and character set are bounded, addresses, links and phone numbers are refused, and a nickname that insults someone or is meant to carry a message at another player has no place in a room. We may replace it with an anonymous diver code, without notice, including on a game already played.

The end-of-game picture is produced by the game and carries its branding. You may save it and share it as it is. We claim no right over the fact that you won, and there is nothing for you to assign in order to use it.

Reporting: a nickname that causes a problem can be reported to [email protected], with the room code. We do not monitor rooms continuously; they are private and short-lived.

Intellectual property

The game, its interface, its artwork, its texts and the way its questions are organised are protected. They may not be copied, adapted or exploited without written permission.

One carve-out, so that this text and the intellectual property page say the same thing: sharing a score, a screenshot of a game or a link to the game is allowed, with no prior step and no permission to ask for.

Questions concern facts of general and popular culture. Names of works, brands, clubs or people appearing in them remain the property of their holders and are quoted only as factual references. KRILLION is affiliated with none of them.

If you believe content infringes your rights, write to [email protected] naming the content and the right relied on. We handle such requests promptly.

Availability

The site is provided as is, with no guarantee of uninterrupted availability. Interruptions may happen for maintenance, updates or technical incidents.

We may change the game, add or remove modes and correct questions. A content correction does not undo games already played.

Liability

KRILLION is entertainment. Expected answers rest on verifiable sets of facts, but no guarantee of absolute accuracy is given and the game has no educational or documentary purpose.

We are not liable for indirect damage. For direct damage, our liability is limited to the amount actually paid, if any, for lifetime access.

Nothing in these terms limits the rights the law gives consumers and from which it cannot depart.

Governing law, mediation and disputes

These terms are governed by French law. In a dispute, a written complaint to the contact address is the first route, and we answer it.

Article L. 616-1 of the French Consumer Code gives every consumer free access to a consumer mediator. KRILLION has not yet joined a listed mediation scheme, and therefore cannot name a mediator here.

We write that down rather than point you at a third party who would turn the case away: a route of recourse that is announced and does not exist is worth less than admitting it is missing. This page will name the mediator and its website as soon as the membership is signed.

The European online dispute resolution platform closed on 20 July 2025. No link on this site points to it, and no complaint can be filed there any more.

Going to the competent court stays open at any time; mediation is never a required step.

French Consumer Code articles reproduced in full

French law requires these provisions to be reproduced in full, in French, inside the contract itself: article L. 215-4 of the Code de la consommation names articles L. 215-1 to L. 215-3 and L. 241-3. They follow word for word. A translation would not satisfy that requirement, so none is given here; the sections above say in English what they mean for you.

L. 215-1. Pour les contrats de prestations de services conclus pour une durée déterminée avec une clause de reconduction tacite, le professionnel prestataire de services informe le consommateur par écrit, par lettre nominative ou courrier électronique dédiés, au plus tôt trois mois et au plus tard un mois avant le terme de la période autorisant le rejet de la reconduction, de la possibilité de ne pas reconduire le contrat qu'il a conclu avec une clause de reconduction tacite. Cette information, délivrée dans des termes clairs et compréhensibles, mentionne, dans un encadré apparent, la date limite de non-reconduction.

Lorsque cette information ne lui a pas été adressée conformément aux dispositions du premier alinéa, le consommateur peut mettre gratuitement un terme au contrat, à tout moment à compter de la date de reconduction.

Les avances effectuées après la dernière date de reconduction ou, s'agissant des contrats à durée indéterminée, après la date de transformation du contrat initial à durée déterminée, sont dans ce cas remboursées dans un délai de trente jours à compter de la date de résiliation, déduction faite des sommes correspondant, jusqu'à celle-ci, à l'exécution du contrat.

Les dispositions du présent article s'appliquent sans préjudice de celles qui soumettent légalement certains contrats à des règles particulières en ce qui concerne l'information du consommateur.

Par exception au premier alinéa du présent article, pour les contrats de fourniture de service de télévision au sens de l'article 2 de la loi n° 86-1067 du 30 septembre 1986 relative à la liberté de communication et pour les contrats de fourniture de services de médias audiovisuels à la demande, le consommateur peut mettre gratuitement un terme au contrat, à tout moment à compter de la première reconduction, dès lors qu'il change de domicile ou que son foyer fiscal évolue.

L. 215-2. Les dispositions du présent chapitre, à l'exception de l'article L. 215-1-1, ne sont pas applicables aux exploitants des services d'eau potable et d'assainissement.

L. 215-3. Les dispositions du présent chapitre sont également applicables aux contrats conclus entre des professionnels et des non-professionnels.

L. 241-3. Lorsque le professionnel n'a pas procédé au remboursement dans les conditions prévues à l'article L. 215-1, les sommes dues sont productives d'intérêts au taux légal.

The three articles below are not required by L. 215-4. They are reproduced because they describe what this page actually implements, and what a failure to implement it would cost.

L. 215-1-1. Lorsqu'un contrat a été conclu par voie électronique ou a été conclu par un autre moyen et que le professionnel, au jour de la résiliation par le consommateur, offre au consommateur la possibilité de conclure des contrats par voie électronique, la résiliation est rendue possible selon cette modalité.

A cet effet, le professionnel met à la disposition du consommateur une fonctionnalité gratuite permettant d'accomplir, par voie électronique, la notification et les démarches nécessaires à la résiliation du contrat. Lorsque le consommateur notifie la résiliation du contrat, le professionnel lui confirme la réception de la notification et l'informe, sur un support durable et dans des délais raisonnables, de la date à laquelle le contrat prend fin et des effets de la résiliation.

Un décret fixe notamment les modalités techniques de nature à garantir une identification du consommateur et un accès facile, direct et permanent à la fonctionnalité mentionnée au deuxième alinéa, telles que ses modalités de présentation et d'utilisation. Il détermine les informations devant être fournies par le consommateur.

L. 241-3-1. Tout manquement aux dispositions de l'article L. 215-1-1 relatives aux modalités de résiliation par voie électronique des contrats est passible d'une amende administrative dont le montant ne peut excéder 15 000 € pour une personne physique et 75 000 € pour une personne morale. Cette amende est prononcée dans les conditions prévues au chapitre II du titre II du livre V.

L. 215-4. Les dispositions des articles L. 215-1 à L. 215-3 et L. 241-3 sont intégralement reproduites dans les contrats de prestation de services auxquels elles s'appliquent.

Changes to these terms

These terms may change. The last revision date is shown at the top of the page. A change does not apply retroactively to a purchase already made.