Keep Score. Just Play Darts.
The free online darts scoreboard for nine game modes. It works offline, installs as an app, and tracks your stats — no download, no fuss.
Nine Ways to Play
From classic 501 to doubles practice with Bob's 27 — pick a game and the scoreboard handles the rest.
501 / 301
Count down to exactly zero
PlayCricket
Close 15-20 and the bull
PlayAround the Clock
Hit 1-20 in sequence
PlayKiller
Take opponents' lives
PlayShanghai
Instant win on a Shanghai
PlayHalve It
Miss and lose half your score
PlayBaseball
Nine innings of runs
PlayHigh Score
Most points in 10 rounds
PlayBob's 27
Doubles practice from 27
PlayBuilt for Darts Players
Everything you need to run a game night, a practice session, or a quick leg before dinner.
Works Offline
Install it once and play anywhere — the garage, the pub, the campsite — with no internet.
Stats Tracking
3-dart average, 180s, high turns and win rate — saved on your device, even without an account.
Accounts & Sync
Sign in (or use Google) to sync stats across devices and pick up where you left off.
Achievements
Unlock badges as you hit milestones — first 180, first win, and plenty more.
Leaderboards
Compare your averages and wins with players around the world.
Auto-Resume
Close the tab by accident? Your game is saved automatically and ready to continue.
Track Your Progress
Create a free account to save your stats, earn achievements and climb the leaderboards.
Create Free AccountOr continue as a guest — no account required to play.
Darts Basics
New to the oche? Here's everything you need to step up and throw.
The Board & Scoring
- The board: 20 numbered sections plus the bullseye. The outer ring doubles a number, the inner ring trebles it.
- Big scores: the treble 20 (60) is the highest single-dart score; the bull is 50 (inner) or 25 (outer).
- A turn: each player throws three darts, then totals or subtracts the score depending on the game.
Winning at 501 / 301
- Start on 501 or 301 and subtract each turn from your total.
- Race down toward exactly zero — go below and you "bust".
- With Double Out on, your final dart must land in a double (e.g. 32 → double 16). It's an optional toggle on DartScore.uk.
- First to zero wins. Read the full guide →
Guides & Tools
Work out a checkout, calculate your average, set up a board at the right height, or learn the rules of any game.
Darts for Beginners
How the board, scoring and a game of 501 work
ReadCheckout Chart & Calculator
A finishing route for every score from 2 to 170
Read3-Dart Average Calculator
Work out your average from any game or leg
ReadDartboard Setup Guide
Regulation height, throw distance and fitting
ReadDarts Practice Routines
Structured sessions for scoring and doubles
ReadDarts Stats Explained
Averages, 180s and how to read your numbers
ReadDarts Glossary
Oche, madhouse, bed and breakfast and more
ReadOffline Scoreboard App
Install the app and keep score with no signal
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