Know when they're ready to book.

Roadworthy is the lesson log for driving instructors. Rate 16 skills after every lesson and get a readiness score that won't let one shaky roundabout hide behind a good average.

Free. No account. Your students' records never leave your phone.

A learner can be brilliant at bay parks and still unsafe on a roundabout. An average hides that. A diary hides it better.

Book a test too early and your student loses the fee, a morning off work and a lot of confidence. Roadworthy keeps the evidence for every lesson, so the answer to "am I ready?" is the same on Tuesday as it was on Friday.

Three steps, straight after the lesson.

  1. Log the lesson.

    Date, length and what you covered. Today and 60 minutes are already filled in, with one tap for 90 or 120.

  2. Rate each skill.

    Tick the skills you practised and move each one up or down the five-step scale, from Not yet to Test ready. Each one starts where the learner was last time, so you only change what moved.

    • Not yet
    • Introduced
    • Guided
    • Independent
    • Test ready
  3. Read the verdict.

    Sixteen skills become one score out of 100 and a straight answer: Ready to book, Nearly there, or Not ready yet. Anything still below Independent is listed first, so you know what to teach next.

Try the score

97 out of 100. Still not ready.

This is Priya. Fifteen skills at Test ready, roundabouts still at Guided, test in nine days. Most scores would wave her through. Roadworthy won't book anyone while a single skill is below Independent. Move her roundabouts up a step and watch.

Nearly there

Roundabouts, Guided

Work on next

  • RoundaboutsGuided
Test in 9 days

Car control

Cockpit checks
Moving off and stopping
Clutch and gears
Steering

Roads and junctions

Junctions
Roundabouts
Pedestrian crossings
Dual carriageways

Manoeuvres

Parallel park
Bay park
Pull up on the right
Emergency stop

Awareness

Mirrors and signals
Speed and progress
Hazard awareness
Independent driving

This is the same rule the app uses, and the numbers above are worked out the same way.

Built for the passenger seat.

A warning before the test, not after.

Set a test date and Roadworthy counts down to it in whole days. When the test is two weeks away or less and the learner isn't ready, the countdown turns orange, while there's still time to move it.

  • Jade Okafor 6 lessons 50 Not ready yet
  • Priya Shah 14 lessons 97 Nearly thereTest in 9 days
  • Tom Ellis 11 lessons 88 Ready to bookTest in 23 days

Every lesson, kept.

Date, length, skills and their ratings, and a note like "hesitant at the big roundabout". Newest first, with total lessons and total hours for that conversation about cost.

Your records stay on your phone.

No account, no server, no sync. Names and test dates only, never phone numbers or addresses. Export a backup file whenever you like, and import it on a new phone.

Big targets, one hand.

Made for the few minutes after the lesson, parked up: large buttons, clear text, and a full-screen lesson form on the phone.

Easy on the eyes after dark.

Follows your phone's dark mode. Every rating is a colour and a word, so nothing depends on colour alone.

The actual app

This is what you'll use.

Two screens and one form. Your students, sorted by name with their scores. Each student's page with the readiness card, every skill by group, the test date and the lesson history. These are real screenshots with a made-up class of learners.

Open Roadworthy
Roadworthy's Students list: Jade Okafor 50 Not ready yet, Priya Shah 97 Nearly there with Test in 9 days, Tom Ellis 88 Ready to book.
The Log lesson form on a phone, with Roundabouts rated Independent.
Priya Shah's page: score 97, Nearly there, Work on next: Roundabouts, Guided, Test in 9 days.

Give them a straight answer.

Add your first learner, log today's lesson, and see where they stand. It takes about a minute and nothing to sign up for.

Open Roadworthy

Works in any modern browser. Add it to your home screen for one-tap access.