Subscriptions are managed by Apple, not by us. Open iOS Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions → Outshot and tap Cancel. You keep Pro until the end of the period you already paid for. Refund requests also go through Apple — we cannot issue them.
Open Settings → Outshot Pro and tap Restore purchases. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID you purchased with. If it still doesn't appear, email us with the date of purchase and we'll help.
Free, and staying free: X01 with every rule option (501, 301, 701 or your own starting score; double or straight in and out; legs or sets; first to or best of; alternate or mugs away), standard Cricket, checkout suggestions, darts-at-double capture, the full statistics table, unlimited undo, automatic save and resume, match history, four players, the House at levels 40, 60 and 80, the caller, Around the Clock, Bob's 27, and backup and restore.
Outshot Pro: up to eight players, tournaments, every House level plus the adaptive House, all ten practice routines with their history, cut-throat Cricket, trends and the heat board, and CSV export.
They are the standard finishes for each score from 170 down, offered in the order a player actually throws them, and they shorten after every dart you enter. When the checkout line is shown, it displays an available route or “No finish” if there is no finish in the remaining darts. They are a convenience, not a ruling — where a suggestion and a match official disagree, the official is right.
Because that is the only way a checkout percentage means anything. A finish is counted against the darts that were genuinely thrown at a double, not against every dart in the leg — so the figure Outshot shows is measured rather than estimated. It asks once, at the finish, and Undo will take it back.
A simulated opponent, computed on your phone, for when there is nobody else at the oche. Set the level and it throws like a player of roughly that standard. Levels 40, 60 and 80 are free; the rest, and the adaptive House that tracks your own average, come with Pro.
Yes — Settings → Caller. Haptics have their own switch beside it. The caller uses your iPhone's own text-to-speech. Outshot never listens: it has no microphone access at all.
Settings → Backup & restore → Export backup builds a file and hands it to the iOS share sheet — save it in Files, iCloud Drive, or anywhere you'll find it again. Restoring reads the same file back and replaces what is on the phone. There is no automatic sync; the backup file is the copy. Pro also exports a CSV of your matches and sessions the same way.
No. Deleting a player removes them from the Players tab; their past matches stay in History exactly as they were played.
Scoring, practice and locally saved records work offline, with no account or sign-in. Buying or restoring Pro and refreshing subscription status use Apple and RevenueCat and may need a connection. The app can also contact Expo automatically to check for and download app updates; your gameplay records are not sent with those requests.
Delete the app, or use Settings → Backup & restore → Erase everything. Everything Outshot stores — players, matches, practice sessions, tournaments, settings — lives only on your device, so either one removes it completely. We hold no copy.
Email bogdan.tsiganiyk@gmail.com. Your iOS version, device model, and what you were doing when it happened all help. If a score came out wrong, the game type and the visit you entered are the two things that matter most.