
Kronos
Kronos is a companion app for Call of Duty Zombies players looking for Easter Egg walkthroughs, maps, and puzzle aids.
What Kronos is
Kronos is a companion app for Call of Duty Zombies players looking for Easter Egg walkthroughs, maps, and puzzle aids. Its guides divide Easter Eggs into steps with screenshots, and players can check off objectives to track progress. The homepage says the app covers more than 40 maps, from Nacht der Untoten to Shattered Veil. Its Memorizer tool tracks Simon Says color and number sequences and offers a one-tap reset. Players can also vote on the next CoD Revival and view a countdown and community vote results. Kronos works offline and syncs offline, and its free plan requires no signup. For phone sign-in, it stores a phone number and Firebase user ID to sync progress, bookmarks, and guide history across devices. The privacy policy says Firestore access is restricted to the authenticated account and that users can delete their account in app settings. Kronos is available on Android, iOS, and web. It uses Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Analytics, Crashlytics, and Cloud Messaging.
Good
- Covers more than 40 maps.
- Guides include screenshots and progress check-offs.
- Works offline and syncs offline.
- Free plan requires no signup.
- Memorizer tracks color and number sequences.
Watch out
- Phone sign-in stores a phone number and Firebase user ID.
- Account deletion is through app settings.
Who it suits
Kronos suits Call of Duty Zombies players who want step-by-step Easter Egg guides, maps, and tools for tracking puzzles and progress. It may be useful to players who need offline access or want to sync their guide history across devices.
Verdict
Kronos brings walkthroughs, progress tracking, and puzzle aids together for Call of Duty Zombies players, with offline use and no-signup access on the free plan. Phone sign-in involves storing account details to sync progress and guide history.
Plans and prices
From Kronos's own pricing page, checked 29 Sep 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | No signup · Works offline |
The facts
Each one read from Kronos's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Account data
- For phone sign-in, Kronos stores a phone number and Firebase user ID to sync progress, bookmarks, and guide history across devices.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Community events
- Players can vote on the next CoD Revival and view a countdown and community vote results.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Coverage
- The homepage says Kronos covers more than 40 maps, from Nacht der Untoten to Shattered Veil.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Guide steps
- Guides break Easter Eggs into steps with screenshots and let players check off objectives and track progress.checked 29 Sep 2026
- History
- The About page says Kronos was first created in 2016/17 and has been maintained primarily by its maker, with community help on guide content.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Integrations
- The privacy policy says Kronos uses Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Analytics, Crashlytics, and Cloud Messaging.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Offline use
- The site says Kronos works offline and syncs offline.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Purpose
- Kronos provides Call of Duty Zombies Easter Egg guides, interactive maps, and in-app tools.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Puzzle tools
- The Memorizer tool tracks Simon Says color sequences and number sequences, with a one-tap reset.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Security and deletion
- The privacy policy says Firebase security rules restrict Firestore access to the authenticated account and users can delete their account in app settings.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Support
- The maker asks users to send feedback through the app and lists X/Twitter @all4ndev and [email protected] for privacy questions.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Who it is for
- Kronos is described as a companion app for Call of Duty Zombies players completing Easter Eggs and finding guides.checked 29 Sep 2026
The company
- Founded
- 2016checked 28 Sep 2026
- Maker
- The About page identifies Allan as the developer and says he moved to Thailand in October 2024 to focus on Kronos and other projects.checked 29 Sep 2026
The full review of Kronos
Overview
Kronos is a Call of Duty Zombies companion focused on Easter Egg guides, interactive maps, and puzzle aids. It suits players working through multi-step objectives who want to keep their place on mobile or web. Its focused tools and offline access are compelling for solo runs; players who want broader gaming coverage should look elsewhere.
Key features
Walkthroughs divide Easter Eggs into steps, pair them with screenshots, and let players check off objectives and track progress. That makes Kronos more useful than a guide you must mentally navigate during a long run, particularly when you need to resume an unfinished objective. Coverage spans more than 40 maps, from Nacht der Untoten to Shattered Veil.
Interactive maps complement the walkthroughs, while the Memorizer records Simon Says color and number sequences and can reset them with one tap. Those are specific aids for Zombies puzzles, not a general toolkit for every game. Players can also vote on the next CoD Revival and see a countdown and voting results.
Kronos works offline and syncs offline, which is useful when a connection is unreliable. For syncing progress, bookmarks, and guide history across devices, phone sign-in stores a phone number and Firebase user ID. Firebase security rules restrict Firestore access to the authenticated account, and users can delete their account in app settings. That provides a defined account boundary, but players who prefer not to share a phone number should stick to the no-signup free experience.
Pricing
Kronos is freemium, with a Free plan at no cost. It includes interactive walkthroughs, progress tracking, mobile apps, and offline access; the plan is described as requiring no signup and working offline. That makes it a strong fit for players who want the core guide experience without a recurring charge. No paid Kronos plan is presented, so there is no higher tier to weigh against those features.
Platforms
Kronos is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Having mobile apps and browser access gives players options across phone and computer; the offline claim is especially relevant to using guides away from a dependable connection.
Who it's for
Kronos is best for Call of Duty Zombies players completing Easter Eggs who value step-by-step guidance, checklists, map references, and sequence tracking. Its narrow focus is a strength for that audience, but it is not the right pick for players seeking guides across many unrelated games.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Step-based guides, screenshots, and progress tracking help manage long Easter Egg runs.
- Pros: Offline use, a no-signup free plan, and coverage of more than 40 maps reduce friction for focused Zombies play.
- Pros: The Memorizer handles specific color and number sequences with a one-tap reset.
- Cons: Cross-device progress, bookmarks, and history syncing through phone sign-in requires storing a phone number and Firebase user ID.
- Cons: Its tools target Call of Duty Zombies rather than gaming guides broadly.
Alternatives
For broader interactive-map coverage, consider Gamer Guides Interactive Maps: its free plan includes guides, maps, databases, bookmarks, comments, and discussion, with a limit of 50 map markers per map. Choose it over Kronos if that wider reference and discussion mix matters more than Kronos's Zombies-specific walkthrough and puzzle tools.
RaiderBuddy is a better fit for players looking for game tools across a browser, Windows, or an extension: its free core tools work without an account, while Premium Yearly costs €2.99 a year. GameGuide AI is another free-plan option on Android and iOS, with in-app purchases available.
For a web map with an unlimited checklist, notes, and drawings, ClearedMap offers those tools on its free plan without requiring an account. Pocket Codex is a free iPhone and iPad option for devices running iOS 26.0 or later. MapGenie is a freemium alternative on Android, iOS, and web.
MetaForge is available on Android, iOS, and web, with a Rare Supporter plan at 11.49 PLN a month. Icy Veins is a freemium guide option on web, Windows, and macOS. Browse Video Game Guide Platforms for more options in the category.
Verdict
Choose Kronos if Call of Duty Zombies Easter Eggs are your focus: its stepwise walkthroughs, progress tracking, maps, puzzle aid, and offline access make a coherent free companion. Look elsewhere if you need guidance across games, or if syncing progress across devices with phone sign-in is not a tradeoff you want to make.
Getting started
- Open the Kronos website
- Choose the Android, iOS, or web version
- Start using the free plan without signing up
- Sign in by phone to sync progress, bookmarks, and guide history
Limits worth knowing
The free plan costs nothing and has no signup requirement. Phone-based synchronization stores account identifiers and is needed for progress, bookmarks, and guide history across devices.
Questions
What platforms support Kronos?
Kronos is available on Android, iOS, and the web.
Does Kronos have a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan is free, requires no signup, and works offline.
What does Kronos cover?
Its guides cover more than 40 Call of Duty Zombies maps, from Nacht der Untoten to Shattered Veil.
Can Kronos track my progress?
Yes. Players can check off guide objectives, and phone sign-in syncs progress, bookmarks, and guide history across devices.
Can I delete my Kronos account?
Yes. Account deletion is available in the app settings.
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