FirstGear logs your supervised driving hours with GPS-verified tracking, then exports a clean PDF for the DMV or your supervisor. Private by design.
iPhone · iOS 26+ · 7-day free trial, then a one-time $4.99 — no subscription.
FirstGear records the drive, does the math, and hands you the paperwork.
Start a drive and FirstGear tracks it automatically — splitting day and night hours, measuring distance, and following your route on a live map.
When you save a drive, FirstGear captures who supervised, which vehicle you drove, the road types, and the weather — automatically tagged and ready for your log.
Every drive in one place, each with its route map, distance, and duration. Filter by day or night to see exactly where you stand.
Export your full driving log as a polished PDF and share it with your supervisor or the DMV straight from the iOS share sheet.
Progress rings, a permit countdown, and a weekly hours chart keep you on pace for your state's requirement.
Milestone alerts, a permit countdown, and gentle weekly nudges so you keep logging.
Track who supervised each drive and in which car — exactly what the log needs.
Your log on all your devices, backed up automatically in your own iCloud.
Automatically labels city, country, and freeway driving as you go.
Each drive saves its route so your log reflects real, verifiable trips.
Totals, night hours, and remaining requirement — always one tap away.
FirstGear keeps your data on your device and in your own iCloud. We don't run a server that collects it, and we never sell or share it.
Yes. FirstGear includes a 7-day free trial. After that, it's a one-time $4.99 unlock — there's no subscription and no recurring charge.
A single one-time payment of $4.99 after the trial. You pay once and own it.
FirstGear has per-state requirements built in, so it sets your total and night-hour goals automatically based on the state you choose.
Yes. Your logs stay on your device and, if you're signed in, sync through your own iCloud account. We don't operate a server that collects your data, and there are no ads, analytics, or tracking. The only time information leaves your device is sending approximate coordinates to Open-Meteo to show the weather for a drive. Full policy →
An iPhone running iOS 26 or later.
Start logging hours the easy way.
Coming soon on the7-day free trial, then $4.99 once.