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Joinue DartsThe founder throws darts and wanted a board that could keep up. So this one runs all seven games by their real rules, suggests your checkout, and locks the treble for drills, then keeps the averages that tell you if you're actually getting better. Free, no ads.
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X01, Cricket, Killer, and four more, each by its own rules
Real checkout tables, down to the finishes that can't be hit
Pass-and-play, from your Orbit or a walk-up guest
The whole board, free, with nothing behind a paywall
Not just 501. The whole night, from a warm-up to a grudge match, each scored by its own rules.
501 or 301, in and out on straight, double, or master.
Standard or cutthroat, with or without the bull.
Race 1 to 20, and the clock decides it.
No bust, no rules, just rack up points. The friendly one.
Solo doubles practice, chasing a personal best.
Single, double, and triple the number for the instant win.
Earn your number, then knock everyone else off the board.
Every game runs by its actual rules, bust and all, so the board is never wrong. Cricket tracks your marks and points per round. X01 counts you down and won't let you finish on a number you can't.
The details a real player wants, from drill work to a running average.
Two taps a dart, single by default, double or treble when you call it. Long-press the treble to lock it for a session of T20 drills.
It suggests your finish from any score and any darts left, favors a double you can groove, and says so straight when a number can't be checked.
It calls your 180s, your tons, and the Big Fish 170, so a big turn gets the noise it deserves.
A live three-dart average and first-nine, plus checkout percentage and marks per round, game by game.
Most 180s, highest checkout, fewest darts. Every game keeps its own bests, and a head-to-head against everyone you play.
Keep your darts on hand, color and weight and all, and pass the phone to a group of up to eight from your Orbit or off the street.
The scoring engine came straight from thedarts.app, checkout tables and all, so the rules are the rules, not a rough approximation. Every turn saves as you throw, so you can set the phone down and finish the leg later.
Most darts apps do one game and charge for the stats. This one does the whole night, for nothing.
Make an account, pick a game, and hand the phone around. Your average is waiting.
