Dartcom
Community Dart Counter

Score, share, play tournaments.

Dartcom is more than a dart counter: you see what your people throw in the feed, your team gets its own leaderboard — and your tournament night runs on the tablets at your boards.

Free during the open beta. For iPhone, iPad and Android. You do not even need an account to start scoring.

Demo: how Dartcom scores a 501 leg — visit by visit, with a running average.

Example posts from the Dartcom feed: played matches with final score, average and reactions from the community. All names are fictional.

Training games

Five games for your training.

Match, Game 121, Scoring, Bob’s 27 and Cricket — at home or at the club, all playable offline, each keeping its own statistics. The app explains every one of them in full, so there is nothing to memorise.

  1. Match

    The regular game: X01 in every variant, against someone on the same device, against the dartbot or online. The number pad sits where your thumb already is; the quick scores beside it are calculated from your previous games. Plus voice scores, undo and the double prompt after each leg for your checkout rate.

    Scoreboard with number pad, quick scores and rest key
  2. Game 121

    Checkout practice with a suggested route. You set the starting score, the number of rounds and the safehouse rule.

    Game 121 in play: 121 left with the suggested checkout T20 – T11 – D14
  3. Scoring

    High visits across 1 to 50 rounds. Shows your three-dart average and total points.

    Scoring settings with the number of rounds and the explanation of the game
  4. Bob’s 27

    Doubles practice from D1 to D20. Hits add up, misses subtract — as easy or hard mode.

    Bob’s 27 in play: current score and the next double as the target
  5. Cricket

    Close 15 to 20 and the bull, with a marks counter. Requires two players.

    Cricket table with the numbers 15 to 20, bull and both players’ marks

More training games are on the way. You can submit your wishes through the roadmap in the app.

Tournaments

A club night without paper brackets.

A club tournament runs across your club's boards with several matches at once. A local tournament runs entirely on one device — players simply come to the tablet.

  • Group stage and knockout round, shown as a list or as a bracket.
  • A draw that suggests groups for you — players can be moved with a tap.
  • Guest players need no account, yet still count in the leaderboard and specials.
  • A live view for spectators: every board with its score, tournament average, 180s and high finish.

Semi-finals

Lena3
Ole1
Miri3
Jonas2

Final

Lena3
Miri2

Champion

Lena
Clubs

One club, one leaderboard.

Start a club, invite your team with a link — from the first dart, the app keeps the books.

  • A club feed with every team member's matches in one place.
  • A leaderboard by average or other metrics, over any period you choose.
  • Invite links with a usage limit and expiry date, revocable at any time.
  • Roles for team members, plus each club's own boards and devices.
Club view of ESV Lüneburg in the app: this month’s member leaderboard by points
Community

Darts is rarely a solo sport.

Other counters add up and forget. Dartcom also shows you what your people threw — that is the real difference.

  • Two feeds: “Following” for your people, “Public” for posts from the whole Dartcom community.
  • Every post shows the full scoreboard — final score, average, first 9 and best performances.
  • Comment, like and share. Posts that came out of a tournament are marked as such.
  • A public chat for everyone, plus a group chat created automatically for every tournament.
The Dartcom feed showing a played 501 match with scoreboard and stats
Statistics

Numbers that actually tell you something.

Dartcom works out more than the average. You see where your game actually stands — and where to start.

  • Three-dart average for the match and per leg, plus the trend over weeks, months and years.
  • First 9, 12, 15 and 18 — scoring without the influence of the finish.
  • Checkout rate, highest finish, shortest leg and your 180 count.
  • Scoring distribution from 60+ to 100+, win-loss record, and a leg-by-leg breakdown.

These numbers say more about your scoring than the overall average, because the finish does not dilute them.

From the Dartcom Help Center, on first 9, 12, 15 and 18
Statistics view with the three-dart average across a full year and the first-X values
Challenges

A challenge for everyone, again and again.

Alongside training and tournaments, Dartcom runs time-limited competitions for the whole community — on the highest average, for example. Every challenge has its own leaderboard in the app, and anyone with an account can enter.

Case study

Q-School Challenge 2026

In late 2025 we challenged the community: best of 9, 501 — ranked by the highest verified winning average, logged in the app. 225 players entered. The top three received a sponsorship for PDC Q-School 2026.

Matze Ehlers
1st placeØ 100.2

Matze Ehlers

matze.ehlers
Tour Card 2026
Paul Goyer
2nd placeØ 97.6

Paul Goyer

paul.rgc
Diego Kohns
3rd placeØ 96.9

Diego Kohns

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Nine-darter in the challenge
Tour Card 2026
Matze Ehlers seized the chance — and came back from Q-School with a Tour Card. A challenge inside the app turned into a spot on the PDC Pro Tour.

What players say

Voices from the open beta — translated from German.

The app is super user-friendly and has really great statistics. Everything at a glance — training and tournaments.

Niklas

A darts app by dart players, for dart players. So far I'm very happy. It works much like the apps you already know, so using it is almost intuitive. The community feature is something new and refreshing that makes for a real exchange.

Roy

It really is a great app that I can only recommend. Great game modes, and you can check your statistics at any time. Thumbs up.

Jens
Who is behind this

We build the app we need at the board ourselves.

We play darts and use Dartcom in our own club. Whatever annoys us in training or on a club night goes on the list — often the same evening.

Pricing

Free for as long as the beta runs.

Every feature is unlocked. No ads, no paywall, no subscription.

Common questions

Detailed answers live in the Help Center, where every feature is described step by step.

Open the Help Center

Bring your team on board.

Dartcom is free, runs on iPhone, iPad and Android — and is at its best when your club joins in.

Open beta. The Help Center answers the rest.