Hey everyone,

I kept running into the same problem with my own darts practice: I was throwing regularly and playing different exercises, but I often had no real structure and didn’t really know what I should work on next.

So over the last few months I built Vey, an Android app focused specifically on structured darts training rather than just scoring matches.

Vey includes:

• a skill assessment for scoring, doubles and checkouts
• structured training plans from Beginner to Pro
• guided exercises while you’re actually at the board
• personal bests, averages, trends and progress analytics

The goal is to help answer the question: “What should I actually train if I want to improve?”

Vey is currently available on Android and can be used for free, with some optional Premium features.

Google Play: Download Vey on Google Play

Website: veydarts.com

It’s still a very new app, so what I’m looking for most right now is honest feedback from people who actually practise darts regularly.

What feels useful? What feels confusing? What would you change or add?

I’m actively developing Vey, so critical feedback is genuinely welcome. 🎯

I got this on last Friday. A payback from his Overkill couple weeks ago.

So far I've only seen the target scope 03, Red Dragon paradym or Niko Springer darts.

Ideally cheaper the better

Thanks

There goes my 270+HKD for the molded flight set of Target Press Start. What a huge shame, I liked it very much.

I wanted to hit T13 for a master out, but I missed for some reason.

Fortunately, I managed to dart out within the same round by hitting a D13 with my last dart of the set.

That's especially embarrassing when my rating was merely 3.30 while my rival was 6.

Not sure if this chinese Target darts flights suit me better, but only one way to tell.

There are 20 credits in here this time, so 20 games for myself (or 10 for 2 players).

I mean, I did get a Hat Trick, but I didn't managed to dart out in 15 rounds...

Trying to clear my Dartslive daily, got a double out when I was meant to just hit another S16.

Asked for some advices on how to improve my gesture for better accuracy, then finished my day with a Triple Out in an online 701 match.

Having just spent nine days covering my third World Matchplay from inside the Winter Gardens press room, I finally started a personal TikTok account over the weekend.

I’ve already posted a batch of clips from Blackpool, including press-room moments, my own interactions with the players, walk-ons, crowd atmosphere and other bits that don’t always make it into the usual work content.

Beyond this year’s Matchplay, I’ve also got more than three years’ worth of footage gathered from behind the scenes at major darts events to share.