Teen AutoLog: Driving Log

Teen AutoLog is the supervised driving log for parents of a teen with a learner's permit. Track supervised driving hours, night driving and bad-weather hours automatically with GPS, in every US state and DC.

Teen AutoLog is an independent app. It is not a government app and does not represent any state, DMV or other government agency.

Record a practice drive with one tap. Tap START DRIVE, pick the supervising driver, and go. A live map follows the car, with the time, speed and distance in big numbers. Teen AutoLog keeps recording with the screen locked and saves every minute, so nothing is lost. When you stop, tick any rain, snow or fog, and the drive is saved with its route.

Your state's hours, counted for you. Whether your state wants a 40-, 50- or 60-hour driving log, Teen AutoLog knows the permit hours it requires: the total, night hours, bad-weather hours, and limits like Texas's 2 hours a day. They come from each state's official forms and law. Night minutes come from sunset and sunrise where each drive started, using your state's own definition of night where it has one.

Outside the US too. Pick Outside the US at the bottom of the state list and set the hours your licensing office or driving school asks for. Learner drivers anywhere get the same practice driving logbook: GPS drives, night hours from your local sunset and sunrise, miles or km, sharing and the printable log.

See where you stand. Your driving hours log on Home shows your progress toward your state's requirements: the hours driven, at night and in bad weather, and what's left. When every hour is done, Turn in your hours shows what your state's DMV wants: the form, the numbers to copy in the form's own words, who signs, and whether a notary is needed.

A printable DMV driving log sheet. Print or share a PDF log sheet with every drive, the totals and signature lines, in the same columns as your state's own log where it has one. Or export a CSV file. The printout is always free: your hours are yours.

Every drive, with its map. Look back through your driving history: any drive with its route, times, night minutes, weather and supervisor. Forgot to start one? Add it manually. Hours from a paper log or another app can be added too, and driving-school hours where your state counts them.

One log, on every phone. Share the log with the other parent, a grandparent or a driving coach. Whoever is in the car records the drive on their own phone, and once it's saved it shows up on everyone's phone right away, and so do edits and deleted drives. The log is kept online with your account, so a new phone has it all as soon as you sign in.

Supervisors and more than one teen. Keep each supervising driver, with their license number for states that ask for it. Each teen has their own state, hours and drives.

Kept up to date. Every state's rules come from its official forms and law. Form links are checked every month, and the rules are reviewed every January and July.

Sources. State rules come from each state's official driver licensing website. Find your state's office at https://www.usa.gov/state-motor-vehicle-services. In the app, each state has a button to its official page.

Pricing. The first 5 hours you log are free. After that, a one-time unlock covers the whole family and every teen, until the license. No subscription. Every drive stays visible and printable either way.

Privacy. No ads and no tracking. Location is used only during a drive you start. You can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app.

Teen AutoLog is a practice driving log for families and student drivers. Requirements change and your state decides what it accepts, so check your state's official page, or your licensing office outside the US, before you go.

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