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Auto-categorizes by speed
LearnerLog watches your GPS speed and labels each stretch — Expressway, City Driving, Residential — so you don't have to. Re-categorize anything in two taps if needed.
For Texas parent-taught driver ed
Hours. Logged for you.
LearnerLog auto-fills the Texas 30-hour behind-the-wheel log for Texas parent-taught driver ed.
Record every supervised practice drive with one tap. LearnerLog categorizes them by speed, respects the 60-minute-per-day credit cap, and auto-fills the TDLR 30-hour Behind-the-Wheel form — ready to print and sign.
Android · no sign-up to try · nothing leaves your phone
What it does
Three things, done honestly.
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Auto-fills the TDLR 30-hour form
The Texas 30-Hour Behind-the-Wheel log is tedious to fill by hand and easy to get wrong. LearnerLog does the accounting and produces a print-ready PDF matching the TDLR layout.
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Private by default
No accounts, no cloud sync, no ads. Your drives, your teen's personal info, your teen's location — all of it stays on your device. Period.
Six screens, zero learning curve
Every part of your teen's 30 hours.
Deep dive on each in the Guide →
Before you download
The things parents ask first.
- Is this the real TDLR form?
- LearnerLog generates a PDF that matches the TDLR 30-Hour Behind-the-Wheel Log layout, filled in with your drive data and ready to print and sign. DPS accepts any log with the required information in the required structure — you don't have to use the TDLR-issued blank.
- Does it work on iPhone?
- Not yet. Android-only for now; iOS is on the roadmap.
- Does it need an internet connection?
- No. GPS recording and PDF export work entirely on your device — useful on rural roads where cell service drops.
- Does my teen's data leave the phone?
- No. No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics. Everything — drives, route, personal info — lives on the device you installed the app on.
Start logging the next drive.
Two minutes to set up. Three taps to record. One PDF when you're done.
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