Players
Show up and throw
Fixtures, challenges, and a record that isn’t “ask the secretary.” Your night is on your phone before you leave the house.
For the oche, the table, and the house
League darts, finally on the board.
DartsOS is how a night actually runs. Players know when they throw. Captains stop chasing results. The pub watches the score happen — not a clipboard making a lap of the room.
Who it’s for
Proud of the game. Serious about the night.
Teams
The book stays honest
Rosters, results, and a table that moves because the match was scored — not because someone typed it in on Sunday.
Venues
The room watches the board
Drinkers see the game. Staff run the house. You are not the person rewriting legs on a napkin at last orders.
Start small. Go all in.
You do not need the full stack to start.
A league in the browser is a real league. Add hardware when the night asks for it — not because a brochure said you must.
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Browser
Run the league, check fixtures, score from a phone or laptop. This is enough for a lot of pubs.
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Windows Control
A venue PC on the house Wi‑Fi. Local scores. Services that stay up. The engine if you want live boards.
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TVs
Pair a wall screen, or put the TV app on a Firestick. The oche and the bar see the same match.
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Kiosk
Optional. A tablet at the board when the room is packed and a laptop lid is in the way.
Windows Control
The house engine.
Install DartsOS Venue on a Windows PC and the night has a home. Local API on the Wi‑Fi. Scores stay in the building. Venue Control tells you the services are up, the boards are live, and the camera is ready if you go further.
This is not a cloud scoreboard pretending to be a pub. The wall talks to the venue PC. Cloud sync can wait until the line is quiet.
- One Inno installer
- Local scores, always
- Refresh TVs and HDMI from here
- Camera and go-live when you want a stream
TV pairing
The wall follows the oche.
Pair once from the match, same Wi‑Fi. That TV is now this venue’s board — not a tab someone has to find again after the ads.
No dongle ritual. No “is the stick on the guest network.” HDMI still works. Pairing is for when you want the screen locked to the night, not wandering the internet.
- Pair from the scorer
- Same Wi‑Fi as the venue PC
- Board stays with the match
- Cloud is not in the score path
TV app
A scoreboard that lives on the stick.
Fire TV and Android TV. Sideload DartsOS TV once. It finds the venue PC, shows which boards are live, and stays the scoreboard — not a browser someone minimised.
Later builds check themselves. Prefer no APK? Open the browser path, type the PC address from Venue Control, and you are on the wall in a minute.
Kiosk Optional
Walk up. Score. Walk away.
A tablet at the oche for quick matches, league fixtures, challenges, and training. When Thursday is four boards deep, nobody is scoring off a laptop balanced on a stool.
You do not need it to run a league. Plenty of nights are a phone and a TV. The kiosk is there when the house is busy enough to deserve one.
- Quick match and custom games
- League fixtures at the board
- Challenges and training
- Skip it until you want it
The point
Darts already had the theatre. It needed the operating system.
Players get a night they can trust. Teams get a table that isn’t folklore. Venues get a room that looks like it knows what it is doing.