Terms of Use — streakdle

What this is

streakdle is a free browser game. One round is seven open-ended prompts, 25 seconds each, and you may lock in only one answer per prompt. The rarer your answer among the people who played here, the more points it is worth. There is no daily cap: you can start another round the moment one ends.

An unofficial project, and what that means

Krillion and the original game belong to its developer at krillion.io. streakdle is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or connected to krillion.io or its developer. We do not host their code or their data: the round you play here is our own implementation of the same public format. The name is used to describe which game we are talking about, not to claim it.

How a round works

• Each prompt gives you 25 seconds. One answer, one submission, and it is final once locked.
• Let the clock run out and that prompt scores zero. There is no way to go back to it inside the round.
• Skipping a prompt scores zero for that prompt. A perfect round is 700 points.
• Each finished round is submitted to the leaderboard with the nickname you chose, or anonymously if you left it blank.
• Your answers are counted once per prompt, per player. Answering the same prompt again from the same browser does not move a tally.

Fair play

The game is only interesting if the tallies are real, so:

• No bots, scripts, macros or automated answering. Locking in an answer has to be a person choosing it.
• No running multiple identities to stack the leaderboard.
• No scraping the prompt list or hammering the score service.

We may remove a score or a round from the leaderboard if it clearly was not played by hand, and we may adjust a tally that was polluted. Nothing here stops you from playing badly, or from writing the same funny answer every round.

Scores are local to this site

A score of 98 means your answer was rare among the players on streakdle. It is not a measurement of how rare the answer is in the wider world, and it is not the official Krillion rarity figure, which comes from a separate dataset of real-world word frequencies. Early on, when only a handful of people have played, almost any answer will look rare and scores will run high. That is a sample-size effect, not an achievement, and we say so on the game page too.

Comments

You keep whatever you write. By posting, you give us permission to display it on this site, under the nickname you chose. Please keep comments civil: no spam, no advertising, no abuse, no personal information about yourself or anyone else, and no links unrelated to the game. We may hide or delete a comment that breaks those rules. Real criticism of the game is fine and we would rather read it than not.

Availability, changes and resets

This is a free site with no uptime guarantee. Rounds, scores, tallies, nicknames and comments may be reset, cleared or changed while the site is being built and tested, and scores may be cleared at any point without notice. We may change the prompt set, the scoring display, or stop offering the game entirely.

No warranty, limit of liability

The site is provided as it is. We do not promise it will be available, error-free, or that a score will be preserved. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss arising from using the site — it is a word game, and nothing of value changes hands.

Changes to these terms

These terms may change as the site changes. The date below says when they last did.

Last updated: 15 November 2026.

Anything unclear, or a request to remove something you wrote: see the contact page. To play, go back to the game — it does not cost anything to try.