UK learner drivers · Mock driving test

Would you pass your driving test today?

Take a practice drive and find out. ClutchUp measures what it can see — your speed, braking, cornering and mirror checks — and marks the drive against the real test's pass rules: a clear PASS or FAIL, with every fault it detected, in the same words the real test uses.

Completely free. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases. Every drive, every verdict, every written debrief and guided route — for learners and instructors.

iPhone only — not yet available on Android.

The ClutchUp debrief screen: a practice drive marked Pass at 72 out of 100, a score trend across seven drives, and the faults the test would mark — a minor fault for braking and acceleration, a serious fault for speed, and a minor fault for hesitation.
Live speed limit
Mirror check detected

How a mock test works

Four steps between you and an honest answer.

1

Mount your phone

Pop your phone in the cradle and pick how much it analyses — sensors only, or with mirror checks — before you set off.

2

Drive

A free drive wherever you are, or a guided route planned from your location — always with your supervising driver. Then just drive.

3

It marks like the test

Speed against the limit, braking, cornering and mirror checks before turns — measured, not guessed at, and counted as minor or serious faults.

4

PASS or FAIL

The drive ends in a verdict, scored against the real test's pass rules — then a written debrief of every fault and what to fix next.

Kit

The mount we recommend

ClutchUp needs the phone held still and facing the road — that is what the road check confirms, and in face mode it also needs a clear view of you for mirror checks. Any solid windscreen or vent mount works. This is the one we use.

MRGLAS magnetic car phone mount with its packaging and vent attachment
The mount works with MagSafe cases, and with regular cases using the included magnetic ring
The mount on a dashboard, showing its 210 degree arm, 360 degree head and folded size

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A mock test on every
practice drive.

Objective, patient, and there every single time you get in the car.

A real PASS or FAIL

Marked the way the real test counts: any serious or dangerous fault fails the drive, and so do more than 15 minors.

Free drive & Guided route

Practise wherever you already are, or follow a loop planned from your location with the features you want in it.

Mirror-check detection

Approaching junctions and turns — on free drives and guided routes alike — ClutchUp looks for the head movement of a real mirror check, analysed entirely on your phone.

Live speed-limit display

The limit for the road you're on, from open map data, shown live as you drive — and the yardstick your speed is marked against.

Progress to test day

Your pass rate, your most repeated fault and your most serious one — including the ones that end most tests — tracked drive by drive.

Instructor connection

Share a code with your driving instructor and — only once you accept their request — they can follow your drives and debriefs between lessons.

This is the actual app.

Every screen here is a real screenshot of the app — no mockups, no renders, nothing we haven't built.

The ClutchUp Drives screen: a score dial reading 72, totals for practice hours, drives and miles, a large Start a drive button, and a list of recent drives each showing its score and a Pass verdict.
Start a drive One tap into a free drive, with your score and every recent drive underneath.
The end-of-drive reveal: a full-screen green PASS with a score of 84 out of 100 and the line 'You passed. Keep driving to this standard.'
The reveal Every drive ends in a verdict. Green means you'd have passed this one.
The Progress screen: pass rate 3 of 4 drives, a Most repeated card naming braking and acceleration faults, a Serious and dangerous card naming use of speed, and the list of all drives.
Watch the trend Your pass rate, your most repeated fault, and the serious one to fix first.

You choose how much it sees

The camera is optional.
Always.

Before every drive you pick an analysis mode. Sensors-only never opens a camera at all, and your drive is still scored in full. Mirror-check analysis runs on your phone — facial footage is never uploaded, and no audio is ever recorded.

  • Pick your mode per drive — nothing is locked in.
  • Front-camera analysis happens on-device using Apple's Vision framework.
  • Uncertain checks are yours to confirm, from a clip that never leaves your phone.
Sensors only Motion sensors and GPS. No camera is opened at any point during the drive.
Sensors + mirror checks Adds brief front-camera checks before turns and junctions, analysed on your phone with Apple's on-device Vision framework. Uncertain moments keep a short, silent clip on your phone for you to judge — deleted once reviewed, never uploaded.

An honest mock test

What ClutchUp marks — and what it can't.

A phone can measure a lot, but not everything an examiner watches. ClutchUp only ever marks what it can actually see, and tells you plainly what it can't.

It marks

  • Speed against the limit of the road you're on
  • Braking and acceleration — smoothness, harsh stops
  • Cornering control
  • Hesitation and progress — holding back when it's clear
  • Mirror checks before turns and junctions (with the front camera on)

It doesn't mark

  • Manoeuvres — reversing, parking, pulling up on the right
  • Observation at junctions beyond your mirror checks
  • Your judgement of other road users
  • Signalling, positioning and eye-only glances

Those need a driving instructor or a supervising driver — which is why ClutchUp is a learning aid, not a replacement for either, and why a ClutchUp PASS is a measure of what it can see, not a promise about your real test. It is not affiliated with the DVSA, and you must always drive with a qualified supervising driver.

For parents & supervising drivers

You're probably in the passenger seat.
Here's what ClutchUp adds.

Most learning happens in private practice between paid lessons — it's the biggest lever on how many lessons they'll need — and those hours are only worth what they teach. ClutchUp gives every supervised drive structure and honest feedback, so the practice you sit through actually moves the needle.

  • It supports practice between lessons — it doesn't replace an instructor, and we'll never claim it does.
  • It's free — no subscription, no in-app purchases, nothing to cancel.
  • Driving instructors can follow their drives between lessons — only with the learner's explicit consent, revocable any time.
What you get, free Every drive scored and marked PASS or FAIL, plus the written debrief — each fault named, its severity, and where on the route it happened. No subscription, no in-app purchases.
What the app sees Motion sensors and GPS while a drive is recording. Cameras are optional per drive; mirror-check analysis runs on the phone and facial footage is never uploaded.
What it doesn't do No location tracking outside recorded drives, no ads, no selling data — and no pretending to be an examiner. Full detail in the privacy policy.

Would you pass? Find out today.

Get ClutchUp free, take your next practice drive as a mock test, and see your verdict before you've even got out of the car.

Is it really free? Yes. ClutchUp is free to use while we build it with learners and instructors — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no card.

iPhone only — not yet available on Android.

ClutchUp is a learning aid and does not replace a qualified driving instructor. Always drive safely and legally, and follow your instructor, your supervising driver, and the Highway Code. Not affiliated with the DVSA.