Track every hour. Even when the signal drops.
Drive Hours logs your teen's supervised driving time and keeps it safe — no internet required, no data lost. Built for two parents, one teen, and however many trips it takes to get to 50 hours.

The problem with most driving logs
Most driving log apps are glorified spreadsheets. They don't handle two parents logging at the same time, they lose data when the app crashes mid-drive, and they forget your hours if you switch phones.
Drive Hours was built around one rule: a drive you started is a drive that gets saved. Hours write to your device the moment you tap Start, so a dead battery or lost connection doesn't cost you an hour of real practice.
How it works
- 1
Tap Start Drive
Pick day or night. The timer starts and the drive is immediately saved — even offline.
- 2
Drive
GPS traces the route in the background. You'll see a live map and current speed when you check the app.
- 3
See the progress
Total hours, night hours, and a burndown chart to your target test date. Shared instantly with your co-parent.
A look inside
Real screens from the app — no mockups.



Crash-proof logging
Hours that survive anything
Every drive writes to your phone the moment it starts. Crashes, no signal, dead battery — the time is already saved.
GPS route map
See where they've been
A live route map during the drive, and a saved map in the history. Roads, not just dots.
Partner sharing
Both parents, one log
Share a 6-character code with your spouse. You both log drives; everything shows up together.
Burndown chart
Know if you're on pace
Set a target test date. The app tells you how many hours per week you need to get there.
Your state's rules, built in
Drive Hours knows your state's rules. Just pick your state when you set up a driver — the app tracks total and night hours against your requirement automatically.
| State | Total hours | Night hours |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado | 50 | 10 |
| California | 50 | 10 |
| Texas | 30 | 10 |
| Florida | 50 | 10 |
| New York | 50 | 15 |
| Washington | 50 | 10 |
| Illinois | 50 | 10 |
| Arizona | 30 | 10 |
More states coming.
Free
Drive Hours is free. No subscription, no premium tier, no ads. Your location and driving data are never sold.