Keep score
Settle scores
Six classic dart games. Play against friends locally — or remotely with voice chat to keep the banter going. Track matches, player stats and rankings.
Six ways to play
301
The classic — double-out
501
The professional standard
Halve-It
No one escapes the chop
Knockout
Let's get ready to rumble
Sudden Death
One slip and you're history
Killer
It's kill or be killed
301
The classic — double-out
501
The professional standard
Halve-It
No one escapes the chop
Knockout
Let's get ready to rumble
Sudden Death
One slip and you're history
Killer
It's kill or be killed
Now on the App Store
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Questions
Just a regular dartboard, your darts, and your phone. No expensive smartboards or awkward setups required — Dart Freak handles the scoring, subtractions, and checkout paths automatically so you don't need a math degree to hit the board.
It's a simple one-off payment to download. No subscriptions, no microtransactions, and no paywalled features. Pay once and get full access forever.
Short answer: no. If one of you has the app, you can easily set up guest profiles on a single phone to score a local match for everyone. It gets the job done, but guest stats vanish into the ether the moment the game ends.
So much better. When everyone owns a copy, every throw feeds into your personal career profile — tracking 3-dart averages, win percentages, scoring distributions, and checkout stats. Most importantly, it unlocks a permanent, unerasable head-to-head record against each other. You can't claim “you usually win” when the app proves you're 2 for 9 in 301.
It's super simple. Once you and your mates download the app, you search for each other by @username, send an invite, and accept. Once you're connected, you can view each other's live stats, check your head-to-head records, and launch remote matches with instant voice chat anytime.
Head to your friends list, select a mate, send a challenge for a remote 301 or 501 match, and start throwing at your own boards. The app features built-in live voice chat so you can keep the banter flowing in real time, even if you're playing in different cities.
No. Remote matches are strictly friend-to-friend to keep the experience competitive, personal, and free of random online trolls.
You get six classic formats: 301, 501, Killer, Sudden Death, Halve It, and Knockout. Both 301 and 501 support local and remote play.
The iOS version is live on the App Store right now. The Android version is in closed beta testing, with a full release to follow.
Your stats will take a hit, your rank will dip, and your mates will have permanent head-to-head evidence of it on their phones forever. But hey, at least you won't have to calculate your own double-1 outs while doing it.
