Release notes

If you're on the A$9.99 Clubhouse membership, the whole Club Pass is now yours at no extra cost: the big-screen scoreboard for the club TV or projector, club tournaments with round-robin, knockout and automatic brackets, saved club-night match history and your local club stats and leaderboard. Nothing to buy and nothing to switch on — it's already unlocked on your account.

Clubs that only want the scoreboard and club tournaments can buy the Club Pass on its own for a one-off A$19.99, with no subscription.

Everything you already had in Clubhouse stays exactly the same: 501, Cricket, online matches, league nights and voice scoring.

Board sessions can now be paired with several phones or tablets simultaneously. Every connected device shows the full mini scoreboard and can enter darts, and the board screen lists who is paired and whose dart landed last.

The live camera test page has a new Line it up mode. Drag the scoring ring to centre it on your board, then drag the resize handle to match the doubles ring. The alignment is saved per camera and per device, so your phone or tablet remembers it even after a restart.

The auto-scorer bridge now reconnects on its own if the connection drops, with a visible countdown and a Try now button to skip the wait.

Camera test and auto-scorer health screens now show the live camera frame rate plus end-to-end scoring latency — last, average, best and worst — so you can confirm performance before a match.

The caller voice keeps its Aussie slang and ocker pace, with quicker player introductions and clearer one-hundred-and-eighty callouts.

Added a test page that verifies every announcer score line against the expected Aussie wording, making sure callouts stay consistent from zero to one hundred and eighty.

The score input interface was tightened for smaller phone screens while keeping all multipliers, undo, clear and voice controls within easy thumb reach.

A new caller-voice settings screen lets you preview speed and accent presets before you throw.

Bull-up now follows PDC rules: one dart each in throwing order, inner bull beats outer bull, and tied players re-throw in reverse order.

Clubhouse subscriptions can be purchased inside the Android app through Google Play Billing when the app is installed from Google Play.

Added a B2B Venue Pass at A$50 per board per month, starting with the Outtabounds partnership. Venues get QR-based six-hour sessions and players can upgrade after playing.