The competitive darts platform
DRTX keeps your teams, your fixtures and your results in one place, with a hub at the venue that goes on working when the internet does not.
Start a side, add your players and you are its captain. Nobody has to approve you first, and nobody has to set up a club before you can begin. Players do not need an account to be on a team sheet, because most of them will never make one.
A hub sits at the venue and runs the competition on the club's own network. No broadband, no problem: the night carries on, and goes up to DRTX when there is a connection again. A pub's wifi should never be the reason forty people are standing around.
Every night is kept, so a season is something you can look back through rather than a pile of paper behind the bar. Players who make an account carry their own record between teams.
DRTX is being built in the open and is early. Here is exactly what works today, because finding out after you have signed up is no way to treat a club.
If you run a club and that sounds like something you want, get in touch. Early clubs shape what gets built next.