Darts Scoreboard helps players record scores in 501 without keeping a paper tally, while handling the calculations during play. Before a match, users can choose the number of players, starting score, match type, and other preferences, so the setup can reflect the game they want to play. The app is intended for solo practice as well as games with friends. Alongside scorekeeping, it offers checkout suggestions and performance statistics, giving players information to use during a game and review afterward.
Set up a match to suit your game
Players can adjust settings such as player count, starting score, and match type. Trying different preferences can provide variety across sessions, while the scoring tools help keep track of the game without manual calculations. The description focuses on 501 play and does not specify additional game formats.
Use checkout suggestions during play
The app provides checkout suggestions that players can consider when planning how to finish a leg. This makes the guidance relevant at a specific point in a match, rather than just another statistic to review later. Players can use the suggestions to think about finishing strategy, while entering scores keeps the game record up to date.
Review scores and averages
Statistics include averages, scores, checkouts, and other performance information. Players can use these records to notice where they perform well and identify areas they may want to work on. The description also says statistics can be saved and shared, allowing performance details to be kept or passed on beyond the current game.
Save games through a profile
Logged-in users can access a profile to retrieve saved games and view their statistics in a list. Graphs are mentioned as a possible future addition, so the supplied information does not establish that graph-based progress tracking is currently available. The profile and statistics features provide a way to revisit results, while the match settings and checkout guidance support play itself.