Put three cameras round the board and DartFeed combines them into one score. It runs in your browser, so there is nothing to download — and it guides your checkouts, zooms in on the final double and saves replays you can share.
Scoring from your phoneComing soon


Got a 3-camera set-up already? Put the cameras round the board and DartFeed combines them into one score, right in your browser. Nothing to download and no special hardware to buy.
Camera 1 · calibrated
Camera 2 · dart found
Camera 3 · dart found
What changed · camera 2
What changed · camera 3No sensors, no boards to buy. Three cameras, a normal dartboard and DartFeed in your browser.
Three cameras, spaced round the board so each can see all of it. Open DartFeed, press Start webcams, and it finds the board in each picture and lines the three up.
DartFeed compares each camera with an empty-board picture, spots each new dart, finds the tip and combines the three views into one score — singles, doubles, trebles, bull and 25.
The score is called out loud, the next player starts when the darts come out, and your checkout is on screen the moment you are on a finish.
Silent, with captions: the three-camera set-up, phone scoring (coming soon), replays and online play.
The moment you are on a finish, DartFeed shows the route and then zooms the camera in on the double you need.


DartFeed records your visit and keeps the clips that matter — without slowing the scoring down.


No hiding behind marketing numbers. DartFeed keeps an honest tally on your own device: every dart you correct, add or undo counts against the scoring.
Example of the accuracy tile on the home screen (sample numbers).
Invite up to three friends and play 501 together, live. Each of you throws at your own board with your own cameras — DartFeed keeps the score and shows everyone the thrower’s board.

We are testing AI scoring from a single phone camera. It is not open to everyone yet, but it is coming.

A real photo from an iPhone in testing: the blue ring is where the AI places the dart.
Ten levels, from a beginner’s 10 average up to a 100 average. Speed it up when you want a quicker game.
3-dart average, first-9 average, best visit, 180s, 140+ and 100+, highest checkout and your top 10 checkouts.
Every finished game, with the score, checkout and best visit. Delete any game you do not want to keep.
“One hundred and eighty!” Scores are read out in a proper caller’s voice, dart by dart or by the visit.
A nickname, a picture and your country flag, shown to you and your friends.
Camera pictures are read on your device. Replays stay on your device. Download or erase all your data any time from your profile.






Screens show sample data.
DartFeed is in early access. Request a place and we will email you an invite link when your turn comes — you will get to try it first and help shape it.
Phone scoring is in testing and is coming soon. For now DartFeed scores with three cameras round the board. Request early access above and we will tell you when the phone version opens.
Three USB cameras placed round the board (an existing 3-camera set-up works) and a PC with the Chrome browser. There is nothing to download or install, and no special board.
It is built for standard 18-inch bristle dartboards. The scoring uses the board’s own geometry, so you do not need a special board — just a clear view of it with decent light.
It is very good, but no camera system is perfect, and we would rather show you than tell you. Every dart can be corrected with a tap, and the accuracy tracker shows the percentage of darts it read right across your last 100.
No. The pictures are read on your device. Replays stay on your device. Video is only shared between players in an online game, directly between your devices, and you can leave the game at any time.
The Basic plan is free. Pro adds online play, 501 Friends and replays.
Soon. Request early access above and you will be among the first to know.
Yes. From your profile you can download everything we hold about you or erase your account and data in one go. See the privacy notice.