Know your bag.
Improve your game.

Digo is a disc golf coach in your pocket. It learns your discs and your throws, answers your questions about your game, and remembers what you're working on, so every answer is about you.

No. Tell Digo about a round when you feel like it, in your own words. Adding your bag makes the answers sharper, but you can start with a single question.

No. Digo isn't a scorecard. Keep the app you use for scores, and come to Digo to understand your game.

Add a disc by name or with a photo, and Digo knows its flight numbers. You can also just tell Digo, like “I lost my Buzzz”, and it updates your bag.

What matters for your game: what you're working on, how you tend to throw, and what each disc is for. You can see all of it in the app and remove anything that isn't right.

Digo knows a lot about disc golf, but it is an AI, and AI can get things wrong. Treat it like advice from a friend who knows the game: try it on the course and keep what works. Flight paths are drawn from the makers' numbers, not from your own throws.

Every answer is worked out by a powerful AI, and that costs us something each time you ask. A subscription keeps Digo thinking about your game, with no ads. You can try it for free before you pay anything.

Digo comes to iPhone first. Android is planned.

Digo comes to the App Store soon. Leave your email and you'll get one email, the day it's out. After launch we delete the list.

I'm Benjamin. I've played disc golf for years, but I never had help keeping track of my discs or really understanding them. So I built Digo. It grows with you: there's always a new disc to try, a shot to learn or more consistency to find, and Digo helps all the way.