Dart Scoreboard Keep a darts match history for pub and league nights
Every finished match gets saved, right there on the phone: format, date, legs, sets, every single visit. It settles an argument about who actually won the week before — open Match History for a dart-by-dart replay, or Player Stats to see how a regular's doing over months. Free shows your five most recent matches; Pro shows the lot.
Why keep a history at all?
A chalkboard forgets the second someone wipes it. Keeping the match settles who won last week, shows whether the practice is actually paying off, and ends the argument about your highest checkout instead of fuelling it.
What is saved for each match
- The game (501, 301, 701, 1001 or Cricket), double-out or straight out, the format and the date.
- Each player's legs and sets, with a crown on the winner.
- Every visit in order: the points of each dart, the visit total, BUST on busted visits and a tick on the finishing one.
- A one-line summary per player with the 3-dart average, best visit, tons and 180s.
Only finished matches are saved. If you leave a game with the cross and confirm Quit Match, it is not added to the history.
How to look back at a match
- On the home screen, tap the clock icon at the top to open Match History. The newest match is first.
- Each row shows the game, the date and the players' leg tally.
- Tap a match to open Match Detail and read it visit by visit for every player.
- Tap Done to close the list.
Before your first finished match the list reads No Matches Yet.
Career stats across all your matches
Player Stats, behind the chart icon on the home screen, adds up every match stored on the device by player name. For each player you get matches played, win rate, 3-dart average, 180s, tons, best visit, best checkout, checkout percentage and legs won.
This screen is free and counts every stored match, including the older ones that the free history list does not show.
Free versus Pro history
Free: every finished match is saved, the list shows the five most recent, and a row at the bottom tells you how many matches are stored in total (for example, all 12) and offers Pro to see them. Pro: the list shows every match. Nothing is deleted either way; Pro only changes how many you can browse.
Where your history lives
Matches are stored in a database on the device. There is no account and no cloud sync, so the history is not shared with other phones and is not backed up by the app. If you delete the app, the history is deleted with it. If several people keep score, pick one phone for the group's matches.
Using it for practice
There are no dedicated drills built in. A common approach is to play 501 against a dummy second name — your own and "Practice" — and just watch the history and averages move session to session. For raw scoring form, the first-9 average on the end-of-match screen (Pro, or the ad unlock) tells you more than the full-leg average does.
Questions and answers
How many matches does the free version keep?
Can I export or back up my darts history?
Can I delete a single match from the history?
Is my match data sent anywhere?
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