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League software for American darts
Live scoring at every board: a tablet scores the match inning by inning while the room watches. Dart League Tracker works out the handicaps and averages, and prints the weekly packet. Standings, stats and the schedule are ready the moment the last dart lands.
Scoring every Wednesday at Tanner's Bar & Grill since the Winter 2026 season.
Made for American darts
American darts is its own game, played in bars and clubs across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. League night is baseball: nine innings, a number for each inning, and every dart scores 1, 2 or 3 by the ring it lands in. That's the game Dart League Tracker scores, with the handicaps, ghosts and subs a real league plays with.
English dartsComing soon
That's English darts, a different game with its own scoring, and it's on the way. If your league plays it, tell us and we'll let you know when it's ready.
Live scoring
The heart of Dart League Tracker. A tablet at each board takes the night inning by inning, and the scorekeeper never adds a column or looks up a handicap.
What it does
Built with a real bar league, one Wednesday at a time, for the people who run league night: the scorekeepers at the boards and the admin with the packet.
A tablet at each board scores the match inning by inning: who is up, who is on deck, ghosts and subs. If the Wi-Fi drops, the scores wait on the tablet and send themselves when it comes back.
Team averages, the handicap at your league’s percentage, and starting averages folded in over the first weeks. The board, the standings and the packet all use the same numbers.
Wins, losses, point differential and team averages update as scores are saved. Players check them from a public link or the QR code on the packet.
Standings, stats of interest, the schedule, team stats and the subs, as a page to print or a PDF. Plus the sub list with phone numbers and a dues sheet.
Teams, rosters filled from your shooter directory with everyone’s last average, subs, and a schedule balanced across your boards.
Weekly dues, the zap cup and the end-of-season payout, tracked week by week and on the final sheet.
And more: a scoreboard for the bar's TV, a season archive with every champion, and a career page for every shooter.
Pickup games
Between league nights, or after one. Answer a few questions, add who's throwing, and the same keypad and callouts as league night take it from there. Nothing counts toward the league.
Tournaments
Draw it, call each match to a free board, and every game is scored on the keypad. The bracket moves on by itself as results come in.
The real thing
Getting started
How many teams and boards, how long a season runs, and how your league handles handicaps, ghosts and subs.
Your own private space with logins for your admins and the tablets at the boards. Or let us build the first season for you.
Open Live Scoring on the tablets. Standings, stats and next week’s packet are done when the night is.
For a venue that runs more than one league, or wants every night of the week covered.
$299a year
Set up my venueAdd it to either plan and we do the setup with you, so your first night just works.
+$150one time
Add setupQuestions
American darts: the game thrown on a basswood board with wooden, feathered darts, played in leagues across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. English darts (steel tips, a bristle board, 501 and cricket) is coming soon.
Baseball, the American darts league game. Nine innings. In inning 1 everyone throws three darts at the 1, in inning 2 at the 2, and so on. Each dart scores 1, 2 or 3 by the ring it lands in, so an inning is 0 (a zap) to 9 (a horse). Highest total after nine wins. Level after nine? Extra innings — see below. A league night is four games a match, with handicaps from the team averages.
A tablet with a web browser at each board, and Wi-Fi. The bar it was built at scores on Amazon Fire tablets. A printer is handy for the weekly packet, and a TV for the scoreboard if you want one.
Keep scoring. The tablet holds every score and sends them when the connection comes back, and a light on the board shows whether everything is saved.
Yes. Each league can have a public standings link that needs no login, and the printed packet carries a QR code to it. There is a scoreboard for the bar’s TV as well.
The handicap percentage, the ghost percentages, the dues, the zap price and whether subs are allowed are set per league. If your league runs a rule differently, tell us; it was built for a real league and it changes for real leagues.
Once a year, up front. No monthly bill, no contract to cancel.
The rules, worked through: How the handicap works · How averages are worked out · Baseball darts scoring · Glossary
Send a line about your league: where you play, how many teams, and when the next season starts.