Features
Everything Sridu does
Sridu is a darts scoring app that runs in a browser tab. Webcams score every dart, and on top of that you get 41 game modes and 36 well-known variants, online play, tournaments, new challenges every hour and statistics that keep every throw. There is no account to create and no subscription. Weighing up options? Here is how Sridu compares.
The big six
The core of the darts scoring app
Each one has its own page with screenshots and the full details.
- Camera scoring
One to four USB cameras measure every dart.
- Auto setup finds the cameras and measures the board
- Close calls get a second look and an orange flag
- Correct any dart with a tap, or play without cameras
- Play together
Second screen, online matches and the lobby.
- A phone or tablet as a second screen
- Online matches, board against board
- A lobby with chat, devices connect directly
- Challenges & leagues
Four new tasks every hour, the same for your whole league.
- Four new tasks on the hour
- Daily goals, a day streak and six leagues
- Leaderboards on this device or online
- Statistics
Heatmaps, trends and every figure per player.
- A heatmap of every dart you throw
- Trends, hit rates and records per game mode
- Head to head after every match, and a card to share
- Player profiles
One ID per player, with PIN, merge and device switch.
- A permanent ID next to every name
- Pick players from a list, lock yours with a PIN
- Merge duplicates, move to a new device
- Level & badges
XP, badges, daily goals and looks to unlock.
Learn more - Tournaments
Knockout, groups or round robin, on one board or many.
- Knockout, groups, round robin or double knockout
- Up to 64 players, with bots and doubles
- On one board, or online with sign-up by code
- Darts caller
Every score called, in English or your language.
- Every score called, in many languages
- Studio voices for English, German and Dutch
- Record your own caller voice
- Sounds
A sound for every dart, or swap in your own.
- Two built-in sets, made in your browser
- Swap any sound for a file or a recording
- Sound packs to export, import and share
- Streamer mode
Your match as an overlay for OBS and Streamlabs.
- Scoreboard, checkout and board over your camera picture
- A Browser Source for OBS or Streamlabs, 1920 × 1080
- Transparent, green screen or a clean feed
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41 game modes
Classics, party games and duels, training drills, and missions built from over 50 tasks. Each mode is listed once below, and 36 well-known variants such as Fox Hunt are in the darts games A–Z.
X01
Play down to exactly zero. 101 to 1001, double, master or single out, double in and checkout suggestions.
301501701Cricket
Close the numbers and score
Shanghai
Only one number counts per round
High Score
The highest total wins
Halve-It
Miss and you lose half
Tic-Tac-Toe
Three in a row, X against O
Connect Four
Four in a row on a board that keeps changing
Darts Football
Win the ball on the bull, score on the numbers
Killer
Hit your double, then take the others’ lives
Party & duels 23
Against friends or a bot. Besides the ones above:
Training 14
Alone or with others, or a mission you build from over 50 tasks. Every drill keeps your personal record.
Rules and settings for each mode: Game modes
- Legs, sets, teamsUp to six players, or up to 24 in up to four teams that share one score and take turns at the oche. A match is first to 1, 2, 3 or any number of legs, with sets if you want them. Bots can join in.
- Bots that throwPick a 3-dart average between 15 and 110. The bot aims at a target like a player would, and its dart scatters around that spot. It scores whatever it actually hits.
- Bull-offEveryone throws one dart at the bull. A zoomed-in view shows how far each dart landed from the centre, in millimetres.
- HandicapsSet for each player, in every mode where a fair head start is possible. In X01 that means a different start score or a different in and out rule. Elsewhere it is marks in Cricket, lives in Killer, strokes in Golf, zone size in Zones and bonus points in the points games.
And more
The smaller details
- BotsComputer opponents with a 3-dart average anywhere from 15 to 110, for when nobody else is at the board. How the bots throw.
- Teams and handicapsUp to six players, or up to 24 in up to four teams. Give each player their own handicap and a beginner still gets a close match against a strong player.
- Bull-offOne dart each at the bull decides who throws first, measured to the millimetre.
- No cameras yet?Enter your scores by hand with the online darts scorer. Or start the demo to watch camera scoring with three simulated cameras.
- Many languagesApp, game texts and caller come in English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Croatian.
- Portrait layoutFor a screen hung upright next to the board.
- Player profilesEvery player gets a permanent ID and picks themselves from a list. An optional PIN keeps others off your profile. How profiles work
- Your data, your deviceThere is no account, and everything stays in your browser. You can export all your data as JSON and your games as CSV, or move a player to another device with a QR code.
Your setup
What you need to get started
- Hardware
A dartboard, three webcams and good light. What to buy and how to set it all up in three steps.
Learn more - System requirements
Measured minimum and recommended specs, plus a calculator for your own computer.
Learn more - Self-hosting
Run Sridu on your own server, with shared leaderboards for your players.
Learn more
Ready to throw?
Open the darts scoring app in your browser and start with a game of 501. You don’t need an account, and there is nothing to install. If you want it in its own window, install it as an app.