For friends with a board in every basement
Throw darts. Talk trash. We’ll keep score.
Score on a tablet, show it on the TV, and keep every 180 (and every bust) on the record, at every house you play. No app store, no passwords, and it shrugs when the Wi-Fi gives up.
Take the scorer for a spin, no sign-up
How it works
Tablet scores. TV shows off. Phones heckle.
Score on any tablet
A keypad built for thumbs: singles, doubles, trebles, bull, and the occasional wall. Checkout hints, undo and callouts, and it ends the turn when someone wanders off to the fridge.
Put it on the TV
Open Dart Night in the TV’s browser and type the code it shows. No casting, no cables, no fiddling. No TV? The tablet flips to the scoreboard between turns.
Follow on your phone
Scan the QR code for a live view from the couch. Nobody needs an account to watch you miss double 16.
See it in action
Nigel needs 121. No pressure.
Games
Eight games. Zero arguments about the score.
Go head to head, everyone for themselves, or in teams. Set the order or shuffle it, add or swap players mid-game, and run it back with the winner going first. Revenge is one tap away.
X01
301 to 901, double in and out. Checkout suggestions, and busts handled without the bickering.
Cricket
Standard, cut-throat, or no-points. Marks per round tracked, so nobody has to.
Red Wing
Cricket from 20 down to 12, plus Doubles, Trebles and Bull. You decide how a dart counts.
Shanghai
7 or 20 rounds, one target each. Single, double and treble in one turn wins on the spot.
Around the Clock
1 through 20 and the bull, in order. A warm-up that gets competitive fast.
Bob’s 27
Doubles 1 to 20, starting on 27. Every miss costs you; drop below zero and you’re out. Brutal, in a fun way.
Killer
Hit your double to become a killer, then take everyone else’s three lives. Friendships tested.
Golf
9 or 18 holes, lowest score wins. Your last dart on each hole counts, and a double is a hole in one.
Practice
Practice like nobody’s watching. Because they aren’t.
Drills for the nights between game nights. Every session saves a personal best, and none of it touches the group’s leaderboard. Your 3am doubles are your business.
Checkout
A run of random finishes, a few turns at each. Pick how high they go: up to 40, 100, or the full 170.
Doubles
Double 1 to double 20, then the bull. You don’t move on until you hit it. Counts every dart it took.
121
Check out 121 in nine darts. Make it and the target goes up one; miss and it drops back. How high can you climb?
Your games, solo
X01 against the clock, Shanghai, Around the Clock, Bob’s 27 and Golf, played on your own.
Strengths & weaknesses
Dart Night works out what you were aiming at and where it went: your best and most-missed doubles, your checkout rate by range, how often treble 20 turns into a 1 or a 5. Only you and your group’s owner can see it. Ignorance was bliss.
Multi-location stats
One leaderboard. Every house. No excuses.
Every game at every house counts. Tonight, this month, all time: averages, first nine, checkout rate, 180s, Cricket marks per round. Your bad nights are on the record too. Sorry.
- Head-to-head record up before every match (cue the trash talk)
- Every game replayable, dart by dart
- Night recaps: the champion, the best average, the big checkout
- Home vs. away, for players with an account
- Achievements, from your first 180 to all 20 Shanghai wedges
Built for real nights
The little things that make it yours.
Game nights start themselves
The first game of the evening kicks off the night, and tonight’s leaderboard hits the TV between games.
Works when the Wi-Fi doesn’t
Basement signal? Scoring never waits on the network. Games sync the moment it’s back.
No app store
It’s a web app. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen like everything else.
Your stats follow you
The group’s owner invites you as your player, history and all. Your profile adds up every group you play in.
Ten looks
Pub green, chalkboard, high contrast and more. The TV matches the scorer, or give a location its own.
Late arrivals welcome
Someone rolls in mid-game? Add them between turns, fix a name, or change the settings. No restart.
Pick your announcer
Choose the voice, the speed and the pitch, or mute the callouts you’re sick of hearing. “Two fat ladies” is optional.
Names that fit
Nathan Edminster shows up as Nathan E. Two Nathan E.s? It adds letters until they’re different.
Sign in from the tablet
Email open on your phone? Type the six-digit code on the tablet instead. No passwords to forget.
Your history is yours
Export every game, every dart, any time. Leave a group and your stats leave with you.
Themes
Dress up the scoreboard.
Change the theme on the tablet and the TV follows, or pin one to a location. Every theme is checked for contrast, so scores read from the back of the room.
- 180Cyan
- 180Classic
- 180Royal
- 180Pub
- 180Forest
- 180Pulse
- 180Amber
- 180Daylight
- 180Chalk
- 180High Contrast
Questions
Before you throw.
What do I need?
A tablet or phone to score on. A TV is optional: any TV with a web browser works, and the tablet can be the scoreboard too. Nothing to install. Darts and friends sold separately.
Which TVs work?
Anything with a modern browser: Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV, most smart TVs, or a laptop plugged into the TV. Casting from Android and Chrome is on the roadmap.
Do all my friends need accounts?
Nope. Add everyone to the roster by name. When a friend wants to score games or see their stats, the group’s owner invites them as their player, and their history comes along.
We play at a few different houses. Does that work?
That’s the whole idea. Add each place you play as a location: Mike’s House, Tom’s Garage. Anyone in the group can score anywhere, and every game counts toward the same stats. Home-board advantage, finally measured.
Can a club use it?
Yes: add each board as its own location (Board 1, Board 2), and game nights work as club nights.
Can I play on my own?
Yes, as practice. Drills and solo games keep your personal bests on your player page and stay out of the group’s leaderboard, so nobody pads their win rate throwing alone at 2am. Real games need at least two players.
What does it cost?
Nothing during early access. We’ll announce pricing well before anything changes, and you can export your group’s full history whenever you like.
Early access
Bring your crew.
We’re letting groups in a few at a time. Join the list and share your link: everyone who signs up with it bumps you up the line.