ZBDWear OS Studio
Wrist Power
Your watch is the controller. Aim with your arm, make a real throwing motion, and watch the dart land on the phone in front of you — 20 modes, 29 arenas, nothing to hold but your own wrist.
Watch throws · Phone scores
No stick, no buttons — just your arm
The watch reads the motion your body already knows how to make. Nothing to learn, nothing to hold.
1 · Pick your wrist
Left or right — the watch asks once and keeps a separate calibration for each arm, so the aim reads the same whichever side you wear it on.
2 · Aim, then throw
Point where you want it to land, then make the throw for real. Power comes from how hard you swing — the same gesture drives darts, axes, bowling balls and punches.
3 · The phone is the cabinet
Stand the phone up and it becomes the arcade screen: the board, the score, the horde. Pause, restart and end the round from the watch without picking it up.
One motion, twenty games
Every mode reads the same throw — what changes is what is standing at the other end of it.
Dartboard
The full board with real scoring — trebles, doubles and the bull, played six different ways.
Survival & defense
Five lives against a horde that keeps walking. Hold the lane with darts, or equip the pistol and shoot back.
Throw & roll
Different weight, different arc. Stick the axe, sink the paper across the office, or hook a strike down five fast frames.
Power & timing
Not everything is thrown. Hit the bag as hard as you can, chase the cabinet's high score, or keep time with your hand.
Same throw, somewhere else
Arenas change the scenery only — the board, the aim and the physics never move with them.
Each mode plays the venues that make sense for it — paper toss stays in the office, the horde gets a street.
The screen you throw at
Stand the phone up in landscape — mode shelf, board, horde and scoreboard all live there.
The controller side
Three taps and the round is running — then the watch stays out of the way until you need to pause.
What it needs
A pair, not an app
A Wear OS watch with motion sensors, paired to an Android phone. Both halves install from the same listing and need to be updated together.
No account, no ads
No sign-in, no advertising and no in-app purchases. The watch sends motion to your own paired phone — that is the whole data path.
Room for two
Duel 2P passes one watch between two players on the same phone, and an invite code hosts or joins an online match when you want a distant opponent.
Throw something
Twenty modes, twenty-nine arenas, and the only controller is the arm you already have.
Coming soon to Google Play for Wear OS and Android.