For families with a permit driver

    Right now your teen drives for free.

    Most insurers charge nothing extra while your teen holds a permit. The month they get licensed, the average family premium jumps 134%. You have the entire supervised period in between. Let's put it to work.

    Drividend is a free iPhone and Android app that logs supervised permit hours automatically and scores each drive, so a new driver reaches license day with a real driving record instead of a blank one.

    Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play
    Free forever. iPhone and Android. Set up in about a minute.
    Today · On a permit
    $0 extra

    Most carriers cover a permitted driver at no additional cost. Your bill hasn't moved.

    The window
    20–70 hours

    Supervised driving your state requires. Every one of those hours can count for something.

    License day
    +134%

    The average premium increase once a teen drives alone. This is the day to be ready for.

    How it works

    Drive the hours you already have to drive. We'll do the rest.

    Add your teen as a household driver and it starts on the next trip. Nothing to launch, nothing to remember, nothing to write down.

    1. 01

      Every drive counts itself

      Drividend spots the trip on its own and logs it. Date, duration, day or night, and the conditions your state asks about. Nobody has to remember anything.

    2. 02

      The whole household, ranked

      Every driver in the family on one leaderboard, parents included. It's a lot easier to talk about safe driving when you're both on the board.

    3. 03

      Walk in with a clean record

      Export a dated, organized log for your DMV appointment instead of reconstructing eight months from memory.

    4. 04

      Your teen builds a real score

      From the first supervised mile. By license day they've got months of evidence behind them, not a blank page.

    Why the score matters

    Your teen isn't average. The price says they are.

    New drivers pay the most because insurers have nothing to go on. No record, no history, so they price the worst case and everyone pays it.

    Every supervised drive between now and license day is a chance to build the thing that answers that. Smooth braking. Steady speed. Real hours at night. Months of it, from the very first trip.

    By the time your teen is licensed, they'll have something almost no new driver has: proof. A driving record they earned before anyone asked them for one.

    What you do with it is entirely up to you. It's yours to keep, yours to show, yours to sit on. The only thing that matters today is that it exists by then.

    The Drividend rule

    Your driving record belongs to you.

    You own it

    Your teen's score is theirs, and it travels with them at 18. Nobody can take it back or lock it away.

    You control it

    You decide if it's ever used to shop for a rate, and when. That's your call to make and nobody else's.

    We measure how they drive

    Braking, speed, hours, time of day. The things that actually say whether someone is a good driver.

    Questions

    Good questions, straight answers

    Yes,  though not live locations. Drividend is not a location tracker. You see trip-level safety details,  when the drive happened, how long it lasted, and events indicating distractions, and failures to follow the traffic laws. You can also see the route you or your teen took. Those are the things that build a driving record. Live location tracking isn't part of the product.

    Requirements vary by state, so check your DMV's form before your appointment. Drividend gives you a dated, organized export of supervised trips with duration and day/night breakdown, which covers what most states ask for and is far easier to hand over than a handwritten sheet.

    Not on its own. Drividend is not an insurer and does not report anything to your carrier. Nothing is shared unless you decide to use your record to shop for a rate later. If you decide to share your profile with a carrier, we will only share the driving safety info, never locations. We believe carriers should know how safe you drive, not where you shop.

    Their own trips, their own safety score, and where they land on the household leaderboard. It's built as coaching they can see for themselves, not a report card handed to them after the fact.

    Yes. Free forever for drivers and their households. No subscription, no trial that expires, no card required.

    Not at all. The permit period is the ideal head start, but the score starts building from whatever trip comes next. A licensed teen with a few months of real driving evidence is still in a much better position than one with none.

    Not quite your situation?

    If license day is coming up, see what is next for newly licensed drivers.

    If you are rethinking your policy, read our guide on how to choose a car insurance deductible.

    Get started

    The clock is already running. Start free today.

    Install Drividend, add your teen as a household driver, and the next drive logs itself. About a minute to set up, and then it just runs.

    Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

    Free forever. iPhone and Android.

    About the numbers. Supervised driving requirements range from 20 to 70 hours depending on your state. The 134% figure is a published industry average for adding a newly licensed teen driver and varies by state, carrier, vehicle, and driver, so your own change may differ. Most insurers do not charge extra during the learner's permit period, but confirm this with your carrier.

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