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The darts scorer · iOS

You throw. TOPS keeps score.

Tap in each dart and TOPS takes it off your score. When a finish is on, it shows the checkout. Every game stays on your phone and works offline.

Free for iPhone and iPad. No ads or account.

TOPS iPhone screenshot showing an X01 scoring screen with two players and the number pad. TOPS iPhone screenshot showing an X01 scoring screen with two players and the number pad.

Before the first dart.

Pick the rules, add the players and decide who keeps score. It takes less time than finding the chalk.

X01

501 or 301, with double in and double out if you want them. Play best of legs or best of sets.

Tournaments

Add the players and TOPS lists every round-robin match. When the board is free, tap Play on the next one.

Nearby games

Host a game and other iPhones and iPads on the same Wi-Fi can join. Everyone scores from their own device or just watches the board.

Caller

A caller reads out every turn total, 180s included. Import a caller pack as a ZIP to change the voice.

Once the darts fly.

Four screens from one tournament night. Mara needs 170, Jonas is on 266, and it's Mara's throw.

TOPS scoreboard on iPad in landscape: both players on the left, the number pad on the right. Mara has 170 left and the checkout hint reads T20, T20, D25. TOPS scoreboard on iPad in landscape: both players on the left, the number pad on the right. Mara has 170 left and the checkout hint reads T20, T20, D25.

Lean an iPad by the board

In landscape, both players sit on the left and the number pad takes the right half. Double, Treble, Bull and Undo each get their own key.

Active player card: Mara has 170 left and the checkout hint reads T20, T20, D25. Active player card: Mara has 170 left and the checkout hint reads T20, T20, D25.

The big fish, spelled out

Once a finish is possible, the route shows above your score. From 170 that's T20, T20, bullseye. Nobody does the maths.

TOPS tournament screen on iPhone: Mara vs Jonas in play at 170 to 266, above the standings table for four players. TOPS tournament screen on iPhone: Mara vs Jonas in play at 170 to 266, above the standings table for four players.

Wins, losses and what was left

Win a leg and you score whatever your opponent had left. Lose one and your own leftover comes off your total. The match in play shows the current scores.

Career statistics for Mara with three-dart average, win rate, 180s, best turn, tops and checkout rate. Career statistics for Mara with three-dart average, win rate, 180s, best turn, tops and checkout rate.

Tops get counted too

Every player gets a three-dart average, a checkout rate and a count of their 100+, 140+ and 180 turns. Tops is darts slang for double 20, and TOPS counts every one you hit.

How a leg works.

One person can score for everyone, so only one phone has to come out.

  1. Set up a leg

    Add the players, pick 501 or 301, set the rules and start.

  2. Enter your darts

    Enter each dart on the number pad. Use Double or Treble for the rings and 0 for a miss. Undo takes back the last dart.

  3. Check out

    Hit the finish and the leg is yours. Score too much and TOPS marks the visit as a bust and passes the throw to the next player.

Common questions.

Is TOPS for league management?

No. TOPS is for games at home or with friends. It has round-robin tournaments, but no league administration.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Scoring, stats and saved games all work offline. Nearby games only need everyone on the same Wi-Fi.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the app and start a game.

Is it really free?

Yes. TOPS is a hobby project. There are no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases.

What languages does it support?

English and German.

See you at the board.

Support

Questions about TOPS? Get help or send feedback.