I built Dartore because I love playing darts, but I hated how keeping score always slowed things down. I wanted something that felt as quick and satisfying as the game itself. I know there is darts counter machine, but it so expensive 😒 I started thinking, wouldn't it be great if there was a tool where I could just click on a visual dartboard and it would instantly calculate my score? No manual math, no overcomplicated menus, just tap and play. So I started designing a simple idea, a digital dartboard where I could just tap where the dart landed, and everything else would be handled automatically. What started as a weekend experiment turned into something I actually wanted to use every time I played. I kept refining it until it felt smooth, responsive, and fun. Dartore now supports games like 301, 501, 701 and Cricket, with real-time score updates, multiplayer support, and a fully interactive dartboard that makes the whole experience feel alive. There’s no account, no setup, no noise, just you and the game. I wanted people to open it, click once, and start playing. That’s it. What I’m most proud of in this launch is how natural it feels. Watching people pick it up and just get it without instructions that’s when I knew it was working. Dartore is built for anyone who plays darts, whether it's casually at home or competitively with friends, and I hope it makes the game a little more effortless and a lot more fun.