Your training app for the board. Fun first, numbers second.
DartBoom is more than a scorer. It’s a training partner that thinks along: opponents at your level, games for every weakness and a plan that ties it all together.
501 and more against a bot with exactly the average you want.
Local on the same board - DartBoom scores, calculates and remembers everything.
Doubles, checkouts, scoring, precision - targeted, not aimless.
Cricket, Killer, Halve It and more - for a night with friends.
Real tournament feel with venue, field and prize money - any time.
A varied plan every week, matched to your level.
Average, first 9, checkout rate, trends - all at a glance.
The bot is simulated dart by dart - with scatter, missed doubles and daily form. Pick its average from casual to pro. The line shows where you are right now.
Entering scores should never break your rhythm. Pick what suits you - you can switch any time. The easiest way: the keyboard.
The easiest and fastest way: type the score, hit Enter, done. No clicking - the keyboard is always armed.
Type the visit total. With auto-confirm the number alone is enough.
Each dart on its own: S, D or T plus number. Gives the most accurate stats.
Tap the virtual board right where your dart landed.
Just say the score or the darts. Hands free, eyes on the board.
Once switched on, voice input keeps listening. It understands scores, single darts and commands - in English, German, Dutch and Spanish.
Before accepting, DartBoom briefly shows what it understood - a quick “stop” is enough to correct it.
With a laptop or keyboard next to the board it’s fastest. Every action has a key.
Your most common visits sit on a single key. Freely re-assignable - up to 20 keys.
In the training games you enter every dart with one key - depending on the game as hit/miss, as a ring (single/double/treble) or as bull/bullseye. Works without looking; the info icon below the buttons shows the matching keys in-game.
Each dart only counts as hit or miss. One key per dart - works without looking.
A and Z overwrite the current visit - darts already entered are replaced, never appended.
The digit (or S, D, T) tells which ring you hit.
If the ring is fixed (e.g. doubles only), 1 = hit and 0 = miss are all you need.
When the target is the bull, the digit tells outer bull from bullseye.
Instead of the digit you can also click the board or the Bull/Bullseye button.
Say all 3 darts in one go. DartBoom counts how many darts are in the sentence and enters them together - short pauses between darts are fine.
Once the visit is complete, DartBoom applies it instantly. If a dart is still missing, it waits briefly for the rest - or say "done" / "OK" and what you said counts right away. Works in German, English, Dutch and Spanish - even mixed.
Turn the mic on and say the whole visit in one sentence. Understands German, English, Dutch and Spanish - even mixed.
Every game starts with the matching input - the info icon next to the hint below the buttons opens exactly this explanation. Where you see a microphone, voice works too.
28 training games each target one skill, 11 party games bring the fun to the group. This is how the training games spread across the training goals:
Solo, with friends or against bots - each with its own stats.
From the training games DartBoom builds a weekly plan that fits your level and your time. It mixes doubles, scoring and checkouts so routine never sets in.
Your average fluctuates. Every day, every leg. That’s normal - for the pros too.
DartBoom measures a lot so you can see progress. But one bad evening says nothing about your ability. What counts is the trend over weeks - and that you enjoy stepping up to the board.
Single legs jump by ±10 points - the trend still climbs steadily.
If you enjoy training, you train more often. And more often beats longer - every time.
Nothing but 501 wears you out. Switch between games, goals and opponents.
Other people’s averages don’t matter. What counts is whether you’re better than a month ago.
Throw to get better - not to defend a number.
Enough reading. Time for the board.
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