DartBee - Darts Score Counter for PC

Recommended finishes appear instantly when you tap individual dart scores, eliminating mental math during play. DartBee - Darts Score Counter runs on your PC as a full-screen scoreboard, turning your desktop into a permanent darts station for practice sessions or casual matches with friends. The app tracks profiles for multiple players, records statistics across games, and includes a computer opponent for solo practice.

Running DartBee - Darts Score Counter on a computer gives you the advantage of a dedicated display that stays open while you play, without switching between phone apps or pausing mid-game. A stationary setup lets you glance at scores, statistics, and finish options without picking up a device, and you can leave other windows or notes visible alongside the scoreboard.

Two Input Styles for Different Play Preferences

DartBee offers two ways to log scores. The first mode lets you enter the total of your turn on a virtual numpad. The second, called dart input, lets you tap each individual dart score and mark doubles or triples separately. Dart input removes the need for any math: the app calculates totals for you. This approach also powers the app's more detailed statistics. Dedicated quick-access buttons for Triple 20 and Triple 19 speed up the process, since those scores appear most frequently in real play. If you make a mistake at any point, unlimited undos let you correct it without restarting.

Cricket Mode and Multi-Player Profiles

Beyond the standard X01 format, DartBee includes a completely separate cricket mode designed for the same tap-and-go simplicity. You mark which scores you've hit, and the app manages the rest. Cricket matches support up to four players. The app also lets you create separate player profiles, each with a chosen color for easy visual differentiation during play. Each profile can set its own input preference (dart-by-dart or per-turn entry) so different players can use the method that suits them best.

Pro Darts Scoreboard Statistics and Progress Tracking

DartBee delivers comprehensive statistics that go beyond basic scorekeeping. Quickstats (accessible with a swipe or a button tap during play) displays averages, leg averages, finish percentages, darts-to-win counts, and highest scores without pausing the game. If you want to review previous matches, the app stores that data. Beyond quick stats, an advanced menu visualizes your darts progress with graphs, giving you the ability to see trends in your performance over time. A computer voice announcer narrates scores like a broadcast tournament, adding atmosphere to solo or group practice.

Darts Score Tracking with Computer Play

DartBee includes a DartBot computer opponent for practice when you play alone. The opponent adjusts to different difficulty levels, letting you work on consistency or specific shots without needing a partner. The app handles all scoring automatically, so you focus on throwing and improving rather than tabulating points. For players working toward specific finishes or averages, having a responsive scoreboard that tracks progress across sessions makes it easier to spot growth and identify which areas need more focus.