Dagg: Run Coach

Dagg: Run Coach

A plan that adapts every run

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1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 6, 2026
  • September 7, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This running app focuses solely on your personal progress, offering GPS tracking and adaptive training plans without social features. It provides detailed run analysis and optional voice coaching, with a core experience available for free.

GPS run tracking
Adaptive training plans
Ghost racing previous routes
Voice coaching cues
Apple Watch standalone support
Run data export (GPX)
Live Activity and Dynamic Island integration
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What's New in Dagg

1.9.0

September 7, 2026

Dagg 1.9: the route is yours to choose. CHOOSING THE ROUTE • A planned session used to hand you one route and show it as a line of text. It is a card you swipe now, and the choice sticks. • You are only offered routes that actually fit the session. A 3 km loop is not a worse answer to a 10 km long run, it is the wrong run, so it is not offered at all. • "No route, guided anywhere" is always there as the last card. THE MAP WHILE YOU RUN • A route you saved on a trip somewhere else no longer drags the live map across the gap and squeezes today's run into a dot. Past a kilometre from where you started, it leaves the map. The pacing and the spoken cues still use it. • A run starts zoomed in and grows into the frame, instead of beginning as a speck. FIXES • A long run with the phone in your pocket could end in a crash. The map kept redrawing itself in full, many times a minute, for a screen nobody was looking at, until the app ran out of memory. It rests while Dagg is in the background now, and catches up the moment you look. • A run whose summary you closed before the save had finished could lose its route. It keeps it. • The button on the run summary no longer stretches to the edge of the display. • Failures deep in the app, saving to the database and talking to the watch, used to pass in silence. They are reported now, which is how they get fixed.

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Subscription plans

Dagg pro

AI training plans that adapt to you

$5.991 Month
7 Days trial
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FAQ

Does Dagg have ads?

No, Dagg is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a focused running experience without advertisements.

What devices does Dagg support?

Dagg is supported on iPhone and Apple Watch. It can run independently on the Apple Watch, allowing you to leave your phone at home.

How much does Dagg cost?

The core Dagg app is free to install and use, offering complete functionality. An optional subscription, Dagg Pro, is available for advanced training plans.

What is included in Dagg Pro?

Dagg Pro offers personalized week-by-week training plans tailored to your goal races and current fitness. It also includes guided workouts, adaptive plan adjustments after each run, and customizable coaching voice options.

What is the subscription cost for Dagg Pro?

Dagg Pro is a monthly subscription priced at $5.99, with a 7-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple ID upon purchase confirmation.

How often is Dagg updated?

The latest version of Dagg is 1.8.0, last updated on August 18, 2026. Updates typically include feature enhancements and performance improvements.

Can I race against my past runs in Dagg?

Yes, Dagg allows you to race against your previous routes as a 'ghost.' This feature focuses on personal improvement without external competition.

What health data does Dagg track?

Dagg tracks time, distance, pace, and heart rate during runs. It can write this data to Apple Health if you choose to enable it and export runs as GPX files.