AIO Darts

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About AIO Darts

An all-in-one darts app: pass-and-play scoring at one board, and online 1v1 over a direct connection with optional camera and mic so you can watch your opponent throw.

Three equal ways to score, and they all run through the same rules: a Granboard over Bluetooth, the clickable dartboard, or manual entry. A plain steel-tip board works as well as an electronic one.

x01 (301/501/701, every in and out rule), Cricket, Count Up and Bermuda Triangle, singly or as a medley. Solo play works in all of them, and every seat can be a computer player.

Online matches are peer-to-peer. Darts never touch a server: both browsers run the identical rules and stay in step, so a match cannot be interrupted by anything happening here.

Statistics

Optional. Guests play exactly as they always have, and everything is computed on-device from the darts you threw - an account only adds somewhere to keep it. Leaderboards rank self-reported scores: a peer-to-peer app with no referee cannot prove a match happened, and appearing on them is opt-in.

Source, licence and credits

github.com/pearmannick-prog/AIO-Darts - the code, the README and the issue tracker.

Licensed under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, with one exception: the Bluetooth service UUID and the dart-hit decoding table in granboard.js are adapted from sobassy/gran-app and keep their original MIT terms. Credit to that project for reverse-engineering the protocol in the first place.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Gran Darts, DartConnect, or any other maker whose hardware or scoring conventions this works with.

Settings

🎥 Camera & mic check

Try your camera and mic here first, without starting a match or bothering an opponent. Whichever camera you pick is remembered and used when you turn the camera on in a game.

Not started

Camera

Mic

Level

Automatic camera scorer (optional)

An OpenDartboard setup on your network scores darts with cameras. Enter its address and this app will read its throws exactly as it reads a Bluetooth board — in local play and online.

Address

Not connected.

The port and path are added for you. Your browser will ask once for permission to reach devices on your local network — that prompt is this connection, and it has to be allowed for the scorer to work.

Players

Format

Bull

501

Player 1's turn

PPD-

Manual entry

Ring:

Open Lobby

Open to challenges

Player

Watching

Live scoring only — the match itself is played directly between the two players.

Matches in progress

Rooms

Rooms say what you want to play, and on what. Stand in one and only the people in there with you can challenge you — tick “Open to challenges” if you want the whole lobby to be able to as well. Steel Tip and Soft Tip are about your board; the rest are a game each. You can make your own, and those close when the last person leaves.

Room

Match Settings

Format

Bull

The player who creates the challenge picks the format - whoever joins gets the same one automatically.

⚙ Signaling server settings

Signaling server URL

Filled in automatically - the signaling server runs on this same address, so there's normally nothing to change here. Clear the box to go back to the automatic value. Only set this by hand if you're deliberately using a signaling server somewhere else.

Waiting for opponent…

Share this code with the person you're challenging:

Camera off

You 501

You · board

Waiting for opponent's camera…

Opponent 501

Opponent · board

You

501

Opponent

501

PPD-

Manual entry

Ring:

Password

Email We'll send a link that works once and lasts an hour.

New password At least 8 characters. Length beats punctuation.

Display name Shown on your stats and to opponents online.

Password At least 8 characters. Length beats punctuation.

Preferred format

Preferred checkout

Leaderboards

Scores are reported by each player's own app, so these are for friendly comparison rather than ranking.

Friends & clubs

Find a player Players are found by display name only, never by email.

Requests

Your friends

Clubs

Create a club

Join with a club code

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Player

Recent matches

Personal bests

Achievements

Form

Achievements

Statistics

Trends

Group by

Match history

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Player

Profile

Display name

Preferred format

Preferred checkout

Show me on leaderboards. Scores are self-reported by the app, so boards are for friendly comparison rather than ranking.

Profile picture

Change password

Current password

New password

Session

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