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No account. No ads. Log supervised permit hours and export a DMV-ready PDF.
Drive Log keeps track of the supervised driving hours your teen needs for their learner's permit — and it can't lose them. No account. No login. No cloud. Everything stays on the phone, which means there is no server that can go down, no password to reset, and nobody's hours to lose in a migration. ONE TAP TO START Big start button. Tap it when you pull out, tap it when you park. The timer keeps running with the screen off, and it survives the app closing or the phone restarting — your hours are saved the moment the drive begins, not when it ends. DAY AND NIGHT, WORKED OUT FOR YOU Most states require a set number of night hours. Drive Log calculates local sunrise and sunset and splits each drive automatically, using your own state's definition of "night". No stopwatch maths at the kerb. BUILT AROUND YOUR STATE'S RULES All 50 states and DC are included, with the total hours, night hours, and minimum permit-holding period each one asks for. Sources are cited in the app, and anything we could not confirm from an official state source is marked so you can double-check it with your DMV. A PDF YOUR DMV CAN ACCEPT Export a clean, printable log with every drive, day/night totals, your state's requirement alongside, and a parent or guardian signature line. NEVER LOSE YOUR HOURS Back up every drive to a file you keep. Restore it on a new phone. Nothing passes through us, because there is no us to pass through. NO ADS. ANYWHERE. Not on the timer, not on the history, not while you finish a drive. DRIVE LOG PRO — one-time purchase, no subscription - Automatic backup after every drive, restorable any time from Settings FOR DRIVING SCHOOLS Schools can add their name to every student's exported log. Get in touch. --- Drive Log is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any state DMV or licensing agency. Requirements change — always confirm current rules with your state licensing agency before a road test.