This is a simple and installable Progressive Web App (PWA) for tracking student driving hours. It tracks total hours, night hours, and essential skills practiced.

Driving Log makes use of Material Design's easy to use components and a centrally controlled user interface to eliminate annoyances and distractions in the driver's seat.

Take the guesswork out of learning to drive. In the United States, Driving Log will automatically set provisional license requirements based on what state you're in. Passengers can easily monitor vehicle speed without looking over the driver's shoulder, and data can be easily exported and shared to new devices.

This app is meant to help you track your student driving hours, not help anyone else track you. None of your data or tracking information is stored anywhere but your own device. If you're reading this, you most likely know that the source code is open to everyone, so feel free to poke around.

Driving Log uses code from other sources. Thanks to the authors of these projects:

Material Components Web - Used for various user interface components and their code.

Bootstrap - Driving Log uses a modified version of Bootstrap for certain element styling.

NoSleep - Keeps your device's display awake while the speedometer is showing.

JQuery - Used for dynamic script loading and various animation effects.

Material Icons - Icons used throughout the app.

Driving Log is licensed to you via the simple MIT license. It allows you to freely use, copy, modify, distribute, or sell the source code. However, I cannot be held liable for any damages, physical or otherwise, and Driving Log does not come with a warranty.

A full copy of the license is available here. Keep in mind this is not in any way legal advice.