Krillion Recorded answers
2,062 recorded answers
How to approach it
A useful way in is to walk the product mentally rather than brainstorm famous moments. Picture the interface one screen at a time: the tab holding your own posts, the capture view, the editor, the messaging area, the settings tree, the advertising side and the creator side. At every stop, note whatever carries its own name — a toggle, a menu, a label, a badge, a tool, a family of effects. Keep each answer short and exact, as if copied from a help-centre page, because a precise name travels further than an explanation of what the thing does. Then push past the obvious handful into the long tail of minor additions, seasonal items and business-facing options, which is where the only maximum score came from.
Get a hint
Begin with what sits in plain sight: the icons that frame a video, the tabs along the bottom edge and the buttons on your own page are each a separate named capability.
A little more
Move inward to the menus nobody demos: privacy switches, account management, verification steps, safety tools and feed settings are listed there in long, tidy columns.
One step further
Finish with the small print — temporary overlays, seasonal effects, in-feed notices and tools reserved for creators — since narrow, exactly worded names are what the highest band pays for.
Reveal answers 2,062
- Personalization and dataDeep Cut85points
- Personalized adsDeep Cut85points
- Pharaoh MaskDeep Cut85points
- Philippine EagleDeep Cut85points
- PhoenixDeep Cut85points
- Photo and video messagesDeep Cut85points
- Photo AnimationDeep Cut85points
- Photo commentsDeep Cut85points
- Photo editorDeep Cut85points
- Photosensitive epilepsy warningDeep Cut85points
- PhotoSwapDeep Cut85points
- Piano BowDeep Cut85points
- Picnic basketDeep Cut85points
- Picture-in-pictureDeep Cut85points
- Piercings FilterDeep Cut85points
- Pim BearDeep Cut85points
- Pinch CheekDeep Cut85points
- Pinch FaceDeep Cut85points
- Pink CowboyDeep Cut85points
- Pink DreamDeep Cut85points
- Pink DressDeep Cut85points
- Pink shoesDeep Cut85points
- Pinned chatsDeep Cut85points
- PirateDeep Cut85points
- Pirate's ShipDeep Cut85points
- Pirate's TreasureDeep Cut85points
- Pixel GGDeep Cut85points
- PK Cheer bumpDeep Cut85points
- PK Cheer TowelDeep Cut85points
- PK Paw BumpDeep Cut85points
- PlanetDeep Cut85points
- Play for YouDeep Cut85points
- Play Full SongDeep Cut85points
- Playback settingsDeep Cut85points
- PodcastsDeep Cut85points
- Poetry ScoreDeep Cut85points
- Polar BearDeep Cut85points
- PolarisDeep Cut85points
- PolaroidDeep Cut85points
- Policy points quizDeep Cut85points
- PomegranateDeep Cut85points
- Pony LanternDeep Cut85points
- PopDeep Cut85points
- Pop LullabyDeep Cut85points
- Pop OutDeep Cut85points
- Pop ParrotDeep Cut85points
- Pop-out ShowcaseDeep Cut85points
- Pork Rice BowlDeep Cut85points
- Portrait F3Deep Cut85points
- Post view historyDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
Nearly everything that scored well landed in one enormous band: 1,914 of the 2,062 recorded answers took 85 points. The grader was evidently happy with almost any genuine, recognisable capability the app ships, whether a headline creative tool such as AI Song, something as administrative as About this account, Accessibility, or a playful effect like A-ha Filter. That width carries the lesson — precision of naming counted for far more than fame of choice. A single answer climbed to 100, TikTok Resumes, a niche product few players would think to mention, so the extra credit for rarity was tiny and confined to one slot. Meanwhile 126 answers sat at 60, and those read like the loose end of the scale: broad descriptions, half-features, items only loosely tied to the app. So an obscure but verifiable name is the safest route into the top band, and the length of the accepted list shows how forgiving it was.