Krillion Logbook and Archive Explained

What is the Krillion logbook?

The logbook is Krillion’s keep-forever record: in the official site’s words, “your unlocks, kept. Every aired daily, resurfaceable.” On the result screen it surfaces as a stat line — streak, dives played, average, and best (e.g. “STREAK 1 · PLAYED 1 · AVG 260 · BEST 260”) — next to the countdown to your next dive. The Archive entry point (”⟲”) opens the back catalog.

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How does the archive work?

Past dailies don’t vanish — each one that has aired can be revisited. The archive page pitches this as “the ocean continues”, and it is exactly what the $5 Unlimited unlock opens: more ocean than today’s daily dive.

Does progress survive switching devices?

For purchases, yes — the official pages include an “Already unlocked on another device? Restore” flow, so the Unlimited unlock follows you rather than your hardware. Whether logbook stats sync the same way isn’t documented on the public pages.

Why this matters for daily players

Because every daily is resurfaceable, “missing a day” costs your streak habit, not your content: you can go back and play aired dailies through the archive. Combined with themed packs, the logbook turns Krillion from a five-minute ritual into a catalog you can revisit — see how to play for the daily loop itself.