What's New

Every U.S. state is now supported. North Dakota was the last to be added, so families in all 50 states can track the exact supervised-driving requirements where they live.

South Dakota and Pennsylvania now track the bad-weather practice hours those states require, with a dedicated progress card alongside your day and night totals.

The one-time export price is now just $5 in every supported state — down from $10. Logging and tracking your hours stays free.

Texas families can now generate the official 30-hour behind-the-wheel log, with the state's one-hour-per-day counting rule and a guide to what to practice next.

Wisconsin, Delaware, and Illinois logs now capture and print the details their official forms ask for, including practice location, weather, skills, road conditions, and mentor type where required.

Practice locations are typed in by you only when a state form asks for them — the app still does not use GPS or location tracking.

California's optional supervised driving log now records both skills practiced and skills needing more practice.

Colorado's official log now carries your drive notes into its Comments lines.

Idaho's six-month permit holding period and supervised-driving requirements have been verified against current state guidance.

You can now delete your account anytime from Settings — and download a complete copy of your data (your drives, supervisors, and payment history) first.

Ohio is supported — log your 50 supervised hours and generate the official BMV 5791 Fifty-Hour Affidavit, ready to print and notarize.

State pages now show when each state's requirements were last checked against the official DMV source.

Log the start and end time of a drive when your state's form asks for it — and the new drive timer fills those times in for you.

The whole app is easier to read, with stronger color contrast throughout for better accessibility.

Signing in is smoother and more reliable — no more duplicate sign-in emails from a double-tap.

The one-time export price now shows right on the unlock button, so there are no surprises.

Your driving log has a cleaner look, with your progress toward your goal front and center.

Browse past drives grouped by month, and filter by daytime or night or search by note or supervisor.

More than a dozen states can now generate a print-ready official form, with your day and night hours filled in and ready to submit.

Expanded well beyond North Carolina — state after state added across the country, with more official forms on the way.

The app adapts to your state, showing the exact supervised-driving hours and requirements you need.

Pick your state right from the homepage.

Added a Support page that's clear about what it costs to keep the app running. Chipping in is always optional, and the log itself stays free.

The homepage now shows how many supervised drives the community has logged.

Already signed in? You now go straight to your log instead of re-picking your state.

More reliable sign-in and progress emails, cleaner layouts on phones, and a handful of small fixes.