DriveLog: Permit Hours is made and published by
Yi Fang.
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About DriveLog: Permit Hours
DriveLog: Permit Hours is a lifestyle app developed by Yi Fang.
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Is DriveLog: Permit Hours free?
DriveLog: Permit Hours costs $1.99. The app size is 1.92 MB. The latest version available is 1.0. The last update was on May 21, 2026.
What are the requirements for DriveLog: Permit Hours?
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since May 2026.
Description by Yi Fang(from the App Store)
DriveLog turns the 40–60 hours of supervised driving your state requires into a clean, signed PDF the DMV will actually accept.
No paper log lost in the glovebox. No spreadsheet nobody updates. Just a one-tap timer on the home screen, a Lock Screen Live Activity while you drive, and totals that add up to the line on the form.
— FEATURES —
• One-tap Start / Stop on the home tab. Survives lock screen, backgrounding, and Dynamic Island. • Per-trip metadata DMVs ask for: weather, road type (residential / city / highway / freeway / rural), supervisor, day or night. • Dashboard with three running totals — total, day, night — compared against the requirement for your state. • Recent trips list, filter by All / Day / Night / This Week, swipe to edit or delete. • Built-in defaults for all 50 states + DC. Override per profile if your state's rules differ. • Live Activity + Lock Screen widget show elapsed time without unlocking your phone. • Print-ready PDF export, US Letter, suitable for the road-test counter.
— PRIVACY —
Everything stays on your iPhone. DriveLog has no accounts, no analytics, no ads, no third-party SDKs, and no network calls. The only way information leaves your device is if you choose to share an exported PDF.
— FOR PARENTS —
DriveLog is built for the family running the supervised-driving program at home: a teen who can start a trip in one tap on the dashboard, a parent who can pull up a signed PDF on DMV day. No subscription. A one-time Pro unlock removes the 20-trip cap and turns on PDF export.
Ready when you are. License in hand by next appointment.
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