Darts scorekeeper for iPhone

More darts.
Less math.

Keep score for 301 and 501 with a tap on the board. Add your friends, start a match and keep the game moving.

Coming to iPhone

See how it works

For iPhone · iOS 26 or later

Real darts. Manual taps. We’ll handle the numbers.

DartMate scoring a 501 game: Alex has 316 remaining and Jamie has 361. The on-screen dartboard records each manually entered hit.
301 / 501Game night,
handled.

Less setup. More playing.

From “who’s playing?”
to the first throw.

  1. 01

    Set up your game.

    Choose 301 or 501, add your players and decide how you want to finish.

  2. 02

    Throw real darts.

    Take your turn at a physical dartboard. Up to three darts, then pass it on.

  3. 03

    Tap. Counted. Next.

    Mark each hit on your iPhone. The app works out the points and keeps track of the next turn.

Made for a little friendly competition

Your friends.
Your game.

A quick round or a whole evening. Start with the people around your board.

01Bring everyone in

A game for your crowd.

Name your players, pick your starting score and you’re ready. Play solo or with up to eight people.

Teams are available with Plus.
DartMate New game screen with 301 and 501, individual and Plus teams, player names, one to three wins, and an optional double-out switch.

02Make it a match

One win deserves a rematch.

Play one game, or make it first to two or three wins. Keep the series score together as each round unfolds.

DartMate match series screen: Alex wins round one and leads Jamie one win to zero in a first-to-two match.
DartMate saved game showing Alex and Jamie, their remaining scores and a chronological list of recorded turns.Your game, turn by turn.

A game worth coming back to

Pause the game.
Keep the story.

Save a game and pick it up later on the same iPhone. Finished games stay in your history, with the turns that got you there.

  • Save and resume a game
  • See each recorded turn
  • Names and history stay on your device

Everyone starts somewhere

Good games start
with clear rules.

Singles, doubles, triples. What counts, what finishes, and what happens when you go too far. Get comfortable before your first throw.

DartMate illustrated rules screen showing the dartboard, single, double, triple, outer bull worth 25 and bullseye worth 50.
The app includes illustrated scoring rules, too.

Before your next game

A few good
questions.

The practical stuff, answered.

Support
Do I need a real dartboard?

Yes. Darts Scorekeeper is a companion for a physical game of darts. Throw your darts, then enter each hit by tapping the board on your iPhone.

Does it score with the camera?

No. You mark each hit yourself. The app calculates the points from your taps; it does not detect physical darts or use the camera.

Can we play 301 and 501?

Yes. Choose either starting score and turn double-out on or off. Play a single game or a match to two or three wins.

How many people can play?

Individual play supports one to eight players. Plus also includes two to four teams, with one to four players on each team.

Is it free?

Start with limited free play. A Plus subscription unlocks continued play, teams and the bust guide. Plans, prices and any eligible trial are shown in the app before you subscribe.

Do I need an account?

No DartMate account is needed. Player names, settings and match history are stored on your iPhone. The website’s optional analytics are separate and follow your cookie choices.

Can we pick up a game later?

Yes. Save your game and return to it on the same iPhone. Completed games are available in local history. Cloud sync is not included.

Which devices and languages are supported?

The app is for iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Both the app and this website support English, German, Dutch, French, Japanese, Italian and Spanish.

Why do the screens say DartMate?

Darts Scorekeeper is the website’s name. DartMate is the current name inside the iPhone app. The screens shown here are the real app interface.

Bring your darts. Bring your friends.

Let the next
game begin.

301 or 501. One round or a rematch. Keep the score out of your head and the game in good company.

Coming to iPhone

See how it works

For iPhone · iOS 26 or later

Illustrative game-night artwork. App screens show demo games.