Questions about Digo
Have a question? Here are our answers.
What is Digo?
Digo is a disc golf companion for your phone. You tell it about your discs and your game, and it remembers, so its answers are about your bag and the way you throw.
Ask it which disc to throw, why a drive fades early, or what to pack for a course, the way you would ask a friend who knows disc golf.
When can I get Digo?
Soon. Digo is coming to iPhone first. Join the early-access list and you'll get an email the day it's out.
Do I have to track every shot?
No. Digo works from what you tell it in a conversation, so you never have to log a round, a hole or a throw to get something useful from it.
Is Digo a scorecard app?
No. Digo doesn't keep score or map your round. It helps you understand your discs and your game, and keeps track of what you're working on.
How does Digo know my discs?
Add a disc by its name or with a photo. Digo knows the flight numbers of the common molds, and you can sort your discs into bags, mark one as lost, or just tell Digo what changed.
What does Digo remember about me?
What matters for your game: your discs, what you're working on, what you tried and what helped. You can see what Digo remembers in the app.
What does Digo cost?
Digo is a subscription. The yearly plan starts with 14 days free, and if you cancel before they're over you pay nothing. There is also a monthly plan. Prices will be on the App Store page when Digo is out.
What happens to my email if I join the list?
It's used only to tell you when Digo launches, and the list is deleted after that. The details are on the privacy page.
Who makes Digo?
Digo is made by Benjamin Krogh. Write to hello@getdigo.com with anything you'd like to ask.
Something else? Write to hello@getdigo.com.
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