Less admin work. More control.
Dartshift keeps fixtures, results, confirmations, and standings in one structured place. Players submit what they played. Opponents confirm. Admins step in when something needs review.
What admins should not have to do manually.
A league admin should not be the default data-entry clerk. Dartshift moves routine work to the players and the system, while keeping review and control with the admin.
- Tell every player who they play next
- Update standings after every result
- Collect every score from Discord
- Copy screenshots into a spreadsheet
- Rebuild tables after player changes
- Review results that already match
Set the structure once.
Create the structure once. Dartshift turns it into a league players can understand. When setting up a league, the admin provides:
- League name
- Season
- Start date
- League mode
- Schedule format
- League capacity
- Sets to play
- Legs to play
- Bull-off setting
Both players hold the record.
Both players are responsible for the match record. One submits the result. The opponent confirms it. If the reports do not match, the result goes to admin review.
The safety layer, not a failure.
Reports do not match. An admin will review the result.
Admin review is not a failure state. It is the safety layer. Most results should move through without admin work. Mismatches stay visible until a person decides the record.
The table follows the record.
Standings update from the confirmed record. The admin does not need to rebuild the table after every match.
More than one season at a time.
Admins can manage multiple leagues without turning every season into another spreadsheet tab.
Keep the admin work where it belongs.
Create an account and contact Dartshift if you want to run a league as an admin.