Every permit hour, counted for you.

Tap start. Drive. Get your DMV log.

Download on the App Store

Most states want 40 to 60 logged hours. Paper logs lose them.

51
state rulebooks built in
1 tap
to start a drive
0
spreadsheets or math

Four mileposts to your license.

Scroll down the road. This is the whole app.

  1. Tap start.

    One big button. No forms, no setup, and it remembers who's supervising.

    mile1
    Live drive screen showing a 23 minute timer, 5.6 miles and 57 mph

  2. Pocket the phone.

    GPS logs time, miles and route. Night minutes come from the real sunset where you drove, and the weather is added too.

    mile2
    Drive summary for Friday, Oct 23: 1 hour 5 minutes, 35 miles, 57 minutes at night, clear weather

  3. Get rated.

    After each drive, the adult in the passenger seat scores seven skills. You see what's solid and what to practice next.

    mile3
    Skill ratings screen with an overall 85 and scores for seven skills like hazard awareness and space management

  4. Print the log.

    Every drive, your totals and signature lines in one PDF, ready for the DMV counter.

    mile4
    Export screen with a driving log for Maya in Ohio: 35.8 hours, 8 night hours, 34 drives, and a Print or save as PDF button

The logbook, minus the logbook.

Always know how close you are.

Your state's total and night requirement are built in, with a finish date at your current pace.

35.8of 50 hours
On track to finish
Dec 14

Night hours, done right.

Worked out from the actual sunset and sunrise where and when you drove.

Private by default.

Works fully on your phone with no account. Location is only recorded while a drive is running.

Forgot to hit start?

Add a drive by hand in seconds. It still counts.

A log the DMV will take.

Every session, totals and signature lines. Print it or share it.

You're in the passenger seat. Now you're in the app too.

  • Link in seconds

    Scan your teen's QR code or type a six-letter code.

  • Rate from your own phone

    Get a nudge when a drive ends and score it while it's fresh.

  • Watch the skills climb

    See every drive and which skills need more time before the road test.

Home screen: 35.8 of 50 hours, a start drive button, readiness 85, night hours 8 of 10 and badges
Every permit hour, counted for you.
Live drive screen with a running timer
Tap start. Pocket the phone.
List of drives in October with times, miles and ratings
Every drive, logged and rated.
Seven skill ratings with an overall score
Know what to practice next.
One drive with its route and night minutes
Night hours, worked out for you.
Export screen for the PDF driving log
A DMV-ready log in one tap.

Good to know.

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Is Milepost free?

Yes. Milepost is free to download and use, with no ads.

Does it know my state's rules?

Hour and night requirements for all 50 states and DC are built in, each linked to the official source. States do change their rules, so your licensing agency always has the final word.

Do we need to make an account?

No. Everything works on your phone without one. Sign in only if you want your log backed up and shared with a parent's phone.

How are night hours worked out?

From the real sunset and sunrise times at the place you drove, on that date. No guessing, no rounding up.

Is my location tracked all the time?

No. Milepost only records location while a drive is in progress and stops the moment you end it. Read the privacy policy for the details.

Is it on Android?

Milepost launches on iPhone first.

Your first mile starts with one tap.

Free on iPhone. Bring a parent along for the ride.

Download on the App Store