No rig. No subscription. Just you and your friends.

Autoscoring darts. Free for you and your friends. Play online, wherever they are.

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad

Free

A Darthouse player in a pink shirt, holding three darts

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Your
camera’s
the scorer.

Nobody has to do the maths. No keyboard, no tapping between darts. Point your camera at the board and throw.

Just your phone or iPad and a stand.

Flat, live view of a dartboard, as you see it in the app, with two darts ringed in mint

What the camera sees: a dartboard on a wall, seen from the side

Your camera sees that. You see this, live.

Your camera sees this

You see this, live

iPad and a USB-C camera

A proper setup for your home board.

A pink webcam on a small tripod, pointed at a dartboard

Darthouse on iPad: the live board beside a big scoreboard, with jake_180 on 212

Put a webcam by the board and plug it into your iPad. The camera gets the view. The big screen goes wherever you can see it. Leave it set up, and the board’s ready whenever you fancy a leg.

On iPads that support USB-C cameras.

An iPad on a pink stand facing a dartboard

No webcam? No problem.

You don’t have to buy a thing. iPhone and iPad both score with their own camera, on a stand.

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Read it from the oche. Or the bar.

The whole board, your score in numbers you can’t miss, and your three darts. Nothing else to squint at.

Watch your friend bottle it. Live.

A friend’s turn on your phone: their real board with two darts in it, and maike.k on 186

A room of five players, with who’s ready and who’s been invited

Online X01 for up to 6. Invite your friends to a room, wherever they are. When it’s their throw, you see their real board on your screen, darts and all.

Up to 6 in a room. Bring the big mouths.

No friends about? Play a stranger.

jake_180 with arms crossed, facing a stranger in silhouette under stage lights

The Darthouse home screen while it’s finding a match, with friends listed below

Find a match puts you up against anyone else who’s searching. Keep browsing while you wait, and it’ll find you when it’s on.

We’re small, so at quiet times you might wait a while. If nobody’s around we’ll say so, and you can invite a friend or just play here.

Who’s on.
Who’s playing.
Who’s hiding.

maike.k In a room · 501 · 2 of 6 players
big_dave In a game · 501 · Started 14m ago
jay.r Online · Came online 8m ago
tom_b Offline · Last seen 2h ago

Invite in a tap. Friend not on? Send a link.

Tap a friend and it compares you. Argument over.

It’s free.

You’ll still have to buy your own darts.

Coming soon to the App Store

A phone on a small tripod, pointed at a dartboard on a yellow background

Every dart goes on your record.

Including the ones you’d rather forget.

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3-dart average

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Highest checkout

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Personal bests, kept for bragging

The Stats screen, with averages, big visits, finishing and record

See if you’re getting any better

The Progress screen: a line chart of 3-dart average going up since August

The doubles you can’t hit

The Doubles screen: a ring showing your hit rate on every double

180!

Three in the treble and the whole screen loses it. Your friends can see it too, live.

A 180 on the phone: a big 180 sticker over the board, with confetti

GAME SHOT!

jake_180 with both fists in the air, confetti falling under a spotlight

jake_180 wins

132 out on D6. Screenshot it. You’ll want it.

Rematch.

Because you were definitely about to win.

It starts when everyone’s ready, so nobody can hide. Last place throws first, which is the least they deserve.

The Rematch screen: four of five players ready, and one still deciding

Works in the shed.

No internet? Play here.

Everyone at the same board, up to 6 of you. No connection needed, and every game still counts towards your stats.

Put it on the telly.

Darthouse on a TV: the board on the left, and jake_180 on 441 in a huge scoreboard on the right

AirPlay the game to your TV. Your phone keeps watching the board and the whole room gets the big picture.

It’ll get one wrong now and then.

Fix a dart in a couple of taps and carry on. Undo and Fix a dart always work, and the game never gets stuck.

Online, you can only fix your own darts in your own visit, and everyone sees it’s been fixed. So don’t try it on.

Fix a dart: pick the dart, then tap the right score from six suggestions

Go on, then. Ask.

Is it free?

Yes. Darthouse is free. You’ll still have to buy your own darts.

What do I need?

An iPhone or iPad on iOS 26 or later, a stand to hold it and a steel-tip bristle board. You sign in with your email. On iPads that support USB-C cameras you can plug in a webcam, but you don’t have to.

Which boards does it work with?

Steel-tip bristle boards, and only those for now. We’d rather do one thing properly first.

Is it out yet?

Not yet. Darthouse is coming soon to iPhone and iPad, and it isn’t on the App Store. A small group of testers gets it first.

Can I play darts online with friends?

That’s what we’re building, and it isn’t finished yet. Online X01 for up to 6: invite your friends to a room, wherever they are, and see their real board on your screen when it’s their throw. Everyone at the same board can play with no internet at all.

Can it get a score wrong?

Yes, now and then. Fix a dart takes a couple of taps, Undo always works, and the game never gets stuck. Online, you can only fix your own darts in your own visit, and everyone sees it’s been fixed.

Get your friends on.

Autoscoring darts, online, wherever they are. Just your phone or iPad and a stand. And it’s free.