Learn2DriveLog is deliberately tiny. There's no signup wall, no spreadsheet to maintain and no day/night math to do — here's the whole thing, start to finish.
Tap start and log your first drive straight away — no account required. When you want to keep your hours, sign in with Google or a magic-link email and pick your city from a typeahead.
That city sets the local sunrise and sunset table, which is what makes the day/night split automatic.
Tap Start Driving when you pull out and Stop when you park. Forgot to hit start? Add the drive by hand with a start and end time.
The moment you save, the minutes are split against civil twilight and frozen — so your history stays accurate even if you edit it later.
Your day and night totals climb toward your state's requirement. Two separate bars — total hours and night hours — because that's how the DMV counts them.
When both bars are full, you've logged every hour you need. No counting the night before the test.
50 total hours, including 10 at night
Say you drove from before sunset to after dark. Here's exactly what Learn2DriveLog does with it.
22 minutes landed before sunset → day. The remaining 66 → night. You did nothing but drive.
Start free — no signup, no card. Unlock everything with a single $3 payment. No subscription, ever, and every future feature is included.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic day / night split | ✓ | ✓ |
| Day & night hour totals | ✓ | ✓ |
| Edit & delete drives | ✓ | ✓ |
| Saved drives | Up to 150 | Unlimited |
| Per-drive notes | — | ✓ |
| State requirement tracking | — | ✓ |
| Official state PDF log | — | ✓ |
When you log a drive, Learn2DriveLog looks up your city's sunrise and sunset for those exact times and splits the minutes at civil twilight. A drive that crosses sunset is automatically counted as part day, part night — no stopwatch, no math on your end.
Free to start, $3 for lifetime premium. Works on any phone, no download.
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