  Dark matter is one of the biggest open questions in physics today. It is
known that it interacts gravitationally with luminous matter, so
accelerometer-based searches are inherently interesting. In this article we
present recent (and future) searches for dark matter candidates such as feebly
interacting matter trapped inside the Earth, scalar-matter domain walls and
axion quark nuggets, with accelerometer networks and give an outlook of how new
atomic-interferometry-based accelerometer networks could support dark matter
searches.
