DriveLog helps American teens log supervised driving hours and walk into the DMV with paperwork that's organized, verified, and done.
Every state asks teen drivers to log dozens of supervised hours — up to 70 in Maine. And every family hits the same wall: paper logs get lost or filled out from memory weeks later, and the popular tracking apps crash, show ads between screens, demand a connection in places where there is none, and can't even pause a timer when you stop for gas.
Hours logged over months are too important to lose to bad software. So we built the tool we wished existed: calm, honest, and boring in the best way. It saves everything locally, survives crashes, knows when the sun actually sets, and prints exactly what the DMV expects to see.
Start a drive in a dead zone. Export your log on airplane mode. Your data lives on your device and works without signal — forever.
A screen teens glance at between stoplights should never show an ad. We make money from one optional unlock, not from attention.
We compute real sunset times for your state — not a guess from clock hours — so your night totals hold up at the DMV counter.
Clean printable PDFs with signature lines, per-entry initials, and state-specific formats for the biggest states.
$4.99 once for Lifetime Pro. No monthly fees, no dark patterns, no "your trial expired" emails.
Built by people who sat in the passenger seat too — white knuckles, empty parking lots, and all. Good luck out there, and congratulations on the license before you get it.
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