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Dagno app + connected device — coming soon

Your truck is talking. Dagno helps you understand it.

Dagno is developing a connected diagnostic device and mobile app that turn available commercial truck data into clear, practical information.

Understand fault codes, review vehicle readings, and get a clearer picture of what to discuss with your technician—all in one place.

Built for owner-operators, fleet owners, company owners, truck owners, and mechanics.

Dagno is in development. Final features and vehicle compatibility will be confirmed through hardware selection and field testing.

The problem

A warning light tells you something is wrong. It doesn't explain what comes next.

Dagno's goal is to bring clarity to those questions—not replace professional diagnosis, but help you approach it better informed.

  • What does this actually mean?
  • How urgent is it?
  • What should be inspected?
  • What information should I give the repair shop?
  • Has this issue happened before?

What is Dagno?

More than a code reader. A clearer connection to your truck.

Dagno is being designed to combine a vehicle-connected device, a mobile app, and diagnostic knowledge informed by diesel experience.

The device collects supported vehicle information. Dagno organizes that information into understandable explanations, alerts, history, and recommended next steps.

Whether you own one truck or manage a fleet, the goal is the same: understand your equipment and make better-informed maintenance decisions.

How it works

Connect. Understand. Take the next step.

  1. 01

    Connect your device

    Plug the Dagno device into a supported truck's diagnostic connection using the appropriate connector or adapter.

  2. 02

    Register your truck

    Create your account, register the device, and assign it to your truck's VIN.

  3. 03

    Receive available vehicle information

    The selected hardware will collect supported fault codes and operating readings. Our target design uses Bluetooth for setup and nearby access, with cellular connectivity for remote data transmission.

  4. 04

    Understand what your truck reported

    Dagno translates available diagnostic information into plain-language explanations, severity indicators, and recommended checks.

  5. 05

    Share the information with your technician

    Review your vehicle history and prepare a clear summary to discuss with a qualified repair professional.

Connectivity, available readings, and installation requirements will depend on the final device and supported vehicle.

Planned features

Truck information you can actually use.

Plain-language fault explanations

Understand available truck fault codes without having to interpret technical identifiers alone.

Live vehicle readings

Review supported measurements such as engine speed, coolant temperature, battery voltage, and other available operating data.

Severity and attention indicators

See which recorded conditions may require prompt attention, further inspection, or continued monitoring.

Alerts and notifications

Receive notifications about supported faults and measurements that meet defined alert conditions.

Recommended next steps

Review practical inspection suggestions based on the reported condition and verified diagnostic rules.

Repair-shop summaries

Bring a clearer account of recorded faults, symptoms, and relevant history to your technician.

Fault and alert history

Keep vehicle-specific records to help identify recurring issues and provide context during maintenance.

English and Spanish guidance

Our prototype goal includes understandable diagnostic guidance in English and Spanish.

Device and connection status

Check whether the device is connected and when vehicle information was last received.

Fleet visibility

Our fleet roadmap brings multiple subscribed trucks into one account, helping owners and managers review vehicle information together.

These are planned capabilities, not a guarantee of launch coverage. Exact features will be published after testing.

Who Dagno is for

For the people who own, operate, maintain, and depend on trucks.

Owner-operators

Understand what your truck is reporting and approach maintenance conversations with clearer information.

Fleet owners and managers

Review information across supported vehicles and help your team identify trucks that need attention.

Trucking companies and business owners

Build a better record of equipment conditions and support informed maintenance planning.

Individual truck owners

Learn more about your vehicle, track reported issues, and understand the information behind warning lights.

Mechanics and diesel technicians

Use captured fault information and vehicle history as additional context for professional inspection and testing.

Dagno is for people who want to understand their equipment—not only those with a technical background.

The connected device

The right device is the foundation.

We are evaluating hardware partners and prototype devices to find the right fit for Dagno. Our testing priorities include:

  • Accurate capture of supported truck faults
  • J1939 and J1708/J1587 coverage
  • Reliable access to available vehicle readings
  • Bluetooth integration with the Dagno app
  • Cellular connectivity for supported remote functions
  • Device identification and VIN registration
  • Secure data transmission
  • Appropriate power management
  • U.S. wireless authorization and carrier compatibility
  • Dependable operation on tested trucks

We will announce the production device, connector options, supported vehicles, and pricing after validation.

One device. One active truck.

Dagno's planned monitoring model assigns each device to one active VIN.

A fleet monitoring multiple trucks will need a device for each monitored vehicle. All subscribed vehicles can be organized under a fleet account as that capability becomes available.

Controlled reassignment is planned when an owner sells or replaces a truck.

App coming soon

Your truck's information, brought together.

The Dagno app is being designed to bring supported diagnostics, alerts, readings, and vehicle history into a clear mobile experience.

  • Customer and vehicle registration
  • Device pairing
  • VIN assignment
  • Supported live readings
  • Fault explanations
  • Alert and event history
  • Recommended checks
  • Repair-ready summaries

Our development roadmap

Prove the connection. Validate the guidance. Build to scale.

01

Stage 1: Working prototype

Select and test sample devices, connect them to a basic backend, and demonstrate accurate fault capture and a usable app experience.

02

Stage 2: Field pilot

Test with participating truck owners, verify diagnostic explanations, document vehicle coverage, and improve reliability.

03

Stage 3: Launch preparation

Finalize supported hardware, pricing, onboarding, customer support, security, and subscription management.

04

Stage 4: Platform expansion

Develop fleet tools, richer maintenance insights, and advanced analysis based on validated operating data.

Future capabilities under evaluation

Predictive models, advanced health scoring, and vehicle-specific controls—including DPF regeneration—belong to the longer-term roadmap. They are not guaranteed launch features and will require separate technical, safety, and vehicle-compatibility validation.

About Dagno

Built from diesel experience. Designed for clearer decisions.

Dagno was founded by Anderson and Oswaldo "Ozzie" through OzTech LLC.

The vision grew from firsthand experience with trucks, diagnostics, and the uncertainty owners face when equipment develops a problem.

We believe truck owners should have a clearer understanding of what their equipment reports before making repair decisions.

Our goal is to combine connected technology with practical diesel knowledge—making diagnostic information easier to understand while respecting the role of qualified technicians.

Our mission

Help the people who depend on trucks understand their equipment and make informed maintenance decisions.

Pricing

Hardware and subscription details coming soon.

Dagno is being developed around a connected device and recurring software service. Final hardware pricing, subscription options, cellular-service terms, and fleet plans will be announced after supplier selection and field testing.

We are not accepting product orders at this stage.

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Let's build a clearer connection to your truck.

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