An examiner-style debrief
Clear, honest notes after every drive — what went well, what cost you marks, and the one thing to fix next time.
UK learner drivers · AI coach
ClutchUp watches your practice drives with your phone's sensors — and, if you want it, the camera — then hands back an examiner-style debrief so you know exactly what to fix before test day.
Free to start — no card needed on this website. Pro is bought inside the app through the App Store.
Four steps between you and a smarter practice session.
Pop your phone in the cradle, pick your analysis mode, and start a drive — all before you set off.
Choose a Free Drive wherever you are, or follow a Guided Route built for learners. Then just drive.
Braking, speed, cornering and mirror checks on the approach to turns — measured, not guessed at.
An examiner-style report lands at the end of the drive, showing exactly what to work on next.
Objective, patient, and there every single time you get in the car.
Clear, honest notes after every drive — what went well, what cost you marks, and the one thing to fix next time.
Practise wherever you already are, or follow a planned learner-safe route when you want structure.
On the approach to a turn, ClutchUp looks for the head movement of a real mirror check — analysed entirely on your phone.
The limit for the road you're on, shown live as you drive — so an unfamiliar road is one less thing to worry about.
Watch the same faults stop repeating week by week, and get a real sense of when you're genuinely test-ready.
Driving instructors can connect with a student — with the student's explicit consent — and follow their practice drives between lessons.
You choose how much it sees
Before every drive you pick an analysis mode. Telemetry-only never opens a camera at all, and you still get a full debrief. Mirror-check analysis runs on your phone — facial footage is never uploaded.
Download ClutchUp, record your next practice drive, and read the debrief before you've even got out of the car.
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.