The Best Dart Scoreboard Apps of 2022

One of the great things about darts is how easy it is to play anywhere. It’s why we have enjoyed playing darts in pubs and bars for years – all you need is a board, a small corner of the room, and some darts. In this way, it’s quite unlike soccer or another sport that requires an entire pitch!

The only other thing you need to focus on of course is the score – which will often be handled via a chalkboard or whiteboard. While this is easy enough to arrange, the fact is that you won’t always have one to hand, and it can be something of an interruption to a good game continually having to stop and tally up your points.

This is where a dartboard scoring app can come in handy. Of course this is an app that you’ll keep on a smartphone or tablet, meaning that you’ll always have it on you. From there, you can then input your scores as easily as making a few swipes and taps on your screen.

It’s quicker, it’s easier, and it gives you far more options for what you eventually want to do with those scores.

With all that in mind then, let’s count down some of the best darts scoreboard apps and see what makes for a great experience.

Here are our picks for the best dart scoreboard apps for your mobile device:

Dartly does what it says on the tin: it’s a freely downloadable app that will score your game. It includes a number of different game modes and les you name multiple players (and save them for future ease). The game has great presentation with a particularly good looking home screen, and unlike many others it won’t hide additional features behind a pay wall.

That said, this is still a free app and it does lack some of the more premium features found in more expensive apps. For instance, there is currently no way to divide your score between dart throws.

Unfortunately, the app also seems to have lost support, not having been updated since Android 4.1 which is now very old.

This app is made for more modern devices and is kept up to date. It also has a very slick black interface with white text and a few dashes of color that fit the darts theme. It looks very slick and is completely free without in-app advertisements. 

Features include the ability to store old games, to create profiles for players, and to practice on your own. It supports a wide range of game types, and even shows you statistics in graphs and bars.

It’s lacking any more interactive features like training, but as a pure darts scorer it really does pretty much everything you could want and looks good doing it. Seeing as it’s free, you can’t really complain!

A customizable darts scoreboard that is incredibly easy to use. The interface looks a bit dated in places with blue bubble text and possible use of comic sans… but where this board wins back points is in its inclusion of a simple digital board for inputting scores. Just tap on the image where you hit to record the score! It’s a highly intuitive and quick way to interact that gives this an edge over some of the competition.

Other than that, it’s a similar story. You can customize multiple games, you can undo scores, you can support multiple players, and you can see stats over time. It’s a good thing it’s all inclusive though, seeing as this is the first option on the list to charge – though it’s less than a cup of coffee.

This is a fairly basic app that will simply allow you to input scores as you play. With that said though, there are definitely some features to look out for if you want to get the best app.

First there are the obvious things: you of course need an app that has an intuitive interface and easy input so that you can add your scores quickly and easily. Another differentiating factor is just what games the app supports.

You would expect to be able to play Cricket and 301 – but some will support a whole host of other games too. Whether this is an issue for you will depend of course on the types of games you intend on playing and how likely you are to venture out from that. Think too about the number of players, if one of you wants to impose a handicap… etc.

Finally, you may wish to look out for additional features and options. Maybe you’d like a dart app that would read you through whose game it is. Maybe you want a dartboard scoring app to help you track your own progress when playing solo – to see how many points on average you get for each dart for instance.

This can provide you with incentive and encouragement when training alone. Some might even let you film your own dart throw so that you can play it back and assess your own performance.

Think about the features you’d like and then compare the different apps on offer.

These are just some of the best darts scoring apps you can get right now. There are many more on the store and ultimately it comes down to finding the one that agrees with your sense of style and you like to play. Either way, you’ll end up with an easy way to record games that you’ll be able to carry in your pocket!

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