No followers. No feeds. Just run.
Join the waitlistRunning is not a performance.
It is a practice.
Dagg strips away the feeds, the followers, the kudos, and the leaderboards. What remains is the run itself. Your breath, your pace, your path.
Dagg exists in that space before the world wakes. Early, still, personal.
dagg (sv.) — dew. The quiet formation that appears before the world wakes.
Your run is a drawing.
Each route is rendered as an abstract line. A raw GPS trace with no map, no streets, no context. You don't see where you ran. You see the shape your run made.
Before the world wakes up.
Your run is never shared.
Nothing is public. No feed, no profile, no followers. The run belongs to you.
Metrics that look inward.
Your pace, your distance, your rhythm. Data serves understanding, not comparison.
No streaks. No guilt.
Dagg never asks where you've been. The app is there when you return.
Empty states are calm.
A quiet screen is not a broken screen. It is a morning waiting for you.
Less, deliberately.
The app is quiet until you need it.
The run is yours.
Ready when you are.