Fahrtrack

Fahrtrack is driving-school software for recording lessons, tracking exam readiness and keeping learner accounts. It is best suited to schools teaching car and motorcycle classes that want instructors and learners to share progress from one system. Its joined-up records are useful; manual learner entry and per-student credits make it a less natural fit for schools seeking bulk migration or unlimited enrollment.

Overview

Fahrtrack connects lesson documentation with readiness assessments, learner progress and financial records. A signed lesson becomes a locked record, and its charge is automatically added to the learner account. That creates a useful audit trail for schools that want instruction and payments tracked together, but it also means existing learners must be added manually, with their current training status entered by the school.

Key features

Lesson records and readiness

The digital training diagram card records lessons, and training records can be exported as PDFs with digital signatures. Fahrtrack calculates exam readiness from assessment history and highlights outstanding basic exercises and special drives. This gives instructors a concrete view of remaining preparation, though its class coverage is uneven: B, BE, A, A1 and A2 are fully supported; C, C1 and CE are in beta; D is planned.

Learner access and accounts

Learners can use an individual link, without signing in, to see progress, readiness and assessments. The learner account also tracks charges and payments. Schools can share progress links by WhatsApp, SMS or email, and export training, progress and financial records as PDF or CSV. These options make the system useful for keeping students informed and sharing records, but the link-based access may not suit schools that require learner sign-in.

Mobile use, hosting and staff

The responsive web app can be installed on a phone home screen as a PWA and is described as usable offline. Google sign-in is supported for account creation. Fahrtrack says data is encrypted in Google Firebase cloud storage hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, and an AVV is available for driving schools. Schools can invite unlimited instructors for free and share a common credit balance, a helpful contrast to the capped student capacity.

Pricing

Fahrtrack has a free plan, paid credit packs and a free trial. The free plan, “1 Schüler,” costs nothing and covers one student. The directory records a 10-student limit, so schools should treat the free tier as a small-scale starting point rather than an unlimited plan.

The 10-credit pack is the lowest-cost paid step, while the larger packs suit schools onboarding more learners at once; unused credits do not expire. Instructors are free and unlimited, so the principal capacity cost is learner enrollment. Schools with more than 1,000 students or special requirements can request custom pricing by email.

Platforms

Fahrtrack is available on Android, iOS and the web. Its phone-ready PWA and offline use support mobile access without requiring a separate native app listing.

Who it's for

Fahrtrack suits driving schools that teach supported car or motorcycle classes, want signed and exportable lesson records, and value readiness tracking and learner visibility. It is less appropriate for schools that need bulk import of existing learners or depend on full truck- or bus-class support.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Signed, locked lesson records and readiness tracking connect documentation with exam preparation.
• Pros: Learners can check progress without signing in, and schools can export records and account data in PDF or CSV.
• Pros: Unlimited instructors can share a balance, while purchased student credits never expire.
• Cons: Existing learners must be entered manually, even though current training status can be added.
• Cons: The free plan covers one student, and paid enrollment is organized around credit packs.
• Cons: Truck classes are still in beta and bus class D is only planned.

Alternatives

Driver Education Software is the broader directory for comparing products in this category.

Choose En Voiture Simone instead if you want free online theory-code training with unlimited access, 140 course sheets, 2,000 questions and 50 exam-aligned series.

MyDriveTime offers a free-until-you-qualify plan with unlimited access to its features, plus one-to-one advice and guidance; it may suit schools prioritizing that support.

Stych is another option for code study, with a free plan that includes video lessons, an online manual, 5,000 questions and 30 practice exams.

directio may be a better fit for schools seeking a web-based free tier with unlimited students, enrollments, instructors and vehicles, though its free plan charges 2.5% per payment, capped at $15 per student.

Driving Instructor Manager is a free Android and iOS alternative.

CyberActive is a paid alternative for Android, iOS and web.

Ornikar is a paid option with Android, iOS and web access; its Code de la route plan is €299 a month.

Diesel Xtrem Pro may suit professional schools needing multi-instructor management, advanced scheduling and compliance recordkeeping, with custom pricing.

Verdict

Choose Fahrtrack if your school teaches its fully supported classes and wants signed lesson records, readiness tracking and learner accounts connected in one workflow. Its strongest advantage is that link; look elsewhere if manual onboarding, credit-based student capacity or the limits on truck and bus classes do not fit your operation.