FEATURES
What TallyPally actually does — from six game modes to ELO rankings, tournaments and live spectating. No vaporware, no fine print.
The scoring interface has been fine-tuned with players of all levels — three input modes: per visit, per dart, or one-tap quick scores.
The most popular game in professional darts. Start from 501 and reduce to exactly zero — your final dart must land on a double.
A faster version of 501 — one good visit puts you in checkout range immediately. Great when you want shorter games.
Close numbers 15–20 and Bull while scoring points. Attack by closing your numbers, defend by shutting down your opponent's.
A fun, social party game for 3+ players. Become a Killer by hitting your own number, then eliminate the others. Last one standing wins.
Hit every number from 1 to 20 and finish with Bull. Race the clock solo, or race your mates in multiplayer.
The classic doubles-practice routine. Start with 27 points and work around every double on the board.
Type the visit, see the checkout hint, hold to finish the leg.
Your club's home screen: a tab per ranked game and the week's best checkouts.
The ELO system was the very first feature built into TallyPally alongside scoring. Everything else is tracked for free.
The system familiar from chess, esports and table tennis. Separate ratings for 301 and 501 — win matches, climb the rankings, and find out who in the group is actually the best.
Averages, 180s, checkouts, doubles percentages, head-to-head records and more — collected automatically from every match. Weekly stats show who's been on fire.
Everything at a glance: ELO, match history, wins and losses, best checkouts, head-to-head. Plus your favourite pro, your darts model and your entrance song.
Creating a tournament takes seconds. Three formats: Cup (single elimination), Round-robin (everyone plays everyone), League (multi-round with optional playoffs). Play it all in one evening or spread it over weeks — the app remembers where you left off.
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Tuesday Night Cup
Cup • 501 • 8 players
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Your mate lives in another town? Play anyway. Each of you throws at your own board and the app keeps one shared scoreboard.
See each other's board and every throw on live video. A second phone works as the board camera: scan a code and it films the board while you enter scores on your own phone. No camera? Play with scores only.
Challenge a club mate, or share a link in WhatsApp, Messages or email. Anyone with a TallyPally account can join, from any club. 301, 501 or 701, and ranked between members of the same club.
The caller announces every visit out loud, including your opponent's scores in a remote match. Each player switches it on for their own device.
While your opponent throws you watch their board on video; on your turn you enter your score as usual. Board picture is illustrative.
The best way to get to know the app. Works without logging in, with up to six players, in every game mode — try all the scoring features freely.
Throw alone and let the app keep the book: averages, checkouts, 180s — see your progress over time. There's also a dart bot with adjustable skill when you want an opponent.
One new checkout a day until every finish from 2 to 170 is done, with the Big Fish 170 last. A daily streak and your own stats show how far you've got.
How the challenge works →Practice match against TallyBot: it throws its own visits at the level you pick.
On the roadmap — not in the app yet, so we won't pretend otherwise.
Point your phone camera at the board after a throw and let the app detect the score automatically. Just throw — TallyPally handles the rest.
Say your score out loud and TallyPally records it for you. Handy when your hands are full or the phone is across the room.
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Built social
Clubs
Create a club for your friend group, workplace or neighbourhood. Each club is its own world with its own stats, rankings and tournament history. Invite with a link or email — and belong to as many clubs as you like.
Live spectating
Watch club matches in real time from your couch. See who's throwing, what the score is and how the match is progressing — every active match appears on the club's home screen.