Throw darts.
Your webcam
keeps score.
Point a webcam at a steel-tip board. Orbis Darts spots every dart, scores it, calls it out and runs the game, all inside your browser.
No install, no account, nothing uploaded.
Try it: throw at the board
Set up once, then just throw
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Point a webcam at the board
A laptop camera will do. A USB webcam off to one side does better, and with up to three cameras Orbis combines their views to place each dart.
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Let it find the board
Calibrate reads the board's red and green rings and lays a grid over the wires. If the lighting beats it, click four points on the double ring instead.
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Throw
Each dart is spotted, scored and called. Pull your darts and the next turn starts. It will misread one now and then: press Fix last and tap where it really landed.
Tonight's games
- 501
X01
301, 501 or 701. Double out or straight out, a single leg or first to a set number of legs. On a finish, the checkout route appears.
- 15–20
Cricket
Close 15 to 20 and the bull, score on what you own. Marks and MPR for every player.
- 1–10
Against the bot
Ten levels, from a three-dart average of about 22 up to about 106. It throws its visit straight away, then it's back to you.
- 27
Bob's 27
Doubles practice. Start on 27; hits on each double add to it, a visit that misses takes it off.
- 1–20
Round the clock
1 to 20, then the bull, in order.
- Keypad
No camera?
Score on the keypad instead, or use the phone scorer and type each visit's total.
- The caller
- A recorded caller announces every visit, every bust and the game shot, and can call each player's name.
- Players and stats
- Up to six players. Each keeps a 3-dart average, MPR and a heatmap of where their darts land.
- Built to read from the oche
- Big score plates and a TV-style lower third, so the room can follow the game from 3 metres.
The video never leaves your device.
Every frame is processed in your browser, on your laptop. Nothing is streamed or uploaded.
No account. Players, stats and settings are saved in this browser, and the app keeps working offline once it has loaded.
The one thing ever sent anywhere is a player's name, and only if you want the caller to say it.
Game on.
You'll need a webcam, a steel-tip board and a modern browser. Allow the camera when it asks.
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