Fahrtrack

Fahrtrack is driving-school software for documenting lessons, tracking learner readiness, and managing learner accounts. Its digital training diagram card records lessons and produces PDF training records with digital signatures; completed lessons are locked in the system. Fahrtrack calculates exam readiness from assessment history and shows outstanding basic exercises and special drives. Learners can view progress, readiness, and assessments through an individual link without signing in.

Learner accounts track charges and payments, automatically recording a lesson charge after a signed lesson is completed. Training records, progress, and financial data can be exported as PDF or CSV. The responsive web app can be installed on a phone home screen as a PWA and is described as usable offline. Schools can invite unlimited instructors for free and share a common credit balance. Car licence classes B and BE and motorcycle classes A, A1, and A2 are fully supported; truck classes C, C1, and CE are in beta, while bus class D is planned. Existing learners must be added manually, and their current training status can be entered. The free plan is one student; one-time credit purchases start at €49 for 10 new students.

Fahrtrack covers lesson documentation, readiness tracking, learner access, and school records, with offline-described PWA use. Its manual learner setup and the distinction between fully supported, beta, and planned licence classes are important to note.

Fahrtrack suits driving schools that want digital lesson records, readiness tracking, learner accounts, and exports. Schools should consider the manual setup required for existing learners and the supported licence classes.

Fahrtrack is driving-school software for recording lessons, tracking exam readiness and keeping learner accounts. It is best suited to schools teaching car or motorcycle classes that want instructors and learners to share a clear view of progress. Its connected records are useful; manual learner setup and student credits make it a less natural fit for schools seeking bulk onboarding or an unlimited roster.

Overview

Fahrtrack brings lesson documentation, readiness assessments, learner access and financial records into one system. A completed lesson is locked after it is signed, and its charge is added to the learner account automatically. That link between instruction and billing can reduce separate recordkeeping for schools, while PDF and CSV exports make it possible to take training, progress and financial data out of the system.

Schools must add existing learners manually, though they can enter each learner’s current training status. That is a practical constraint for a school moving a large roster and its history into new software.

Key features

Lesson records and readiness

The digital training diagram card documents lessons, and training records can be exported as PDFs with digital signatures. Once a lesson is signed and completed, it cannot be changed. Fahrtrack calculates exam readiness from assessment history and identifies outstanding basic exercises and special drives, giving instructors and learners a concrete view of what remains.

Learner access and school records

Each learner can open an individual link to view progress, assessments and exam readiness without signing in. Schools can share the link by WhatsApp, SMS or email. Learner accounts track charges and payments, and exports cover financial data as well as training and progress records.

Schools can invite an unlimited number of instructors at no charge and share a common credit balance. The software supports car classes B and BE and motorcycle classes A, A1 and A2 fully. Truck classes C, C1 and CE are in beta, while bus class D is planned, so schools teaching those classes should account for the difference in support.

Mobile use and data handling

Fahrtrack is a responsive web app that can be installed on a phone home screen as a PWA and is described as usable offline. Google sign-in is available for account creation. Fahrtrack says data is encrypted in Google Firebase storage hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, and an AVV is available for driving schools.

Pricing

Fahrtrack uses a freemium model with a free plan and one-time student-credit purchases. The free “1 Schüler” plan costs nothing and covers one student. The published student limit is 10 students, so schools should check that cap against their intended use.

Paid credits do not expire. “10 Schüler-Credits” costs €49, paid once; “25 Schüler-Credits” costs €109, paid once; “50 Schüler-Credits” costs €199, paid once; and “100 Schüler-Credits” costs €349, paid once. Each purchase adds the stated number of new students. The larger bundles lower the per-student cost, but require a larger upfront payment; unlimited instructor invitations remain free across the model. A free trial is available. 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. Mobile access uses the responsive web app as an installable PWA; mobile app coverage is none.

Who it's for

Fahrtrack is a strong fit for driving schools that want signed, exportable lesson records, a view of exam readiness, learner-facing progress links and automatically recorded lesson charges. It suits schools focused on fully supported car and motorcycle classes particularly well. Schools with existing rosters to migrate should be prepared to add learners manually, and those teaching truck or bus classes should weigh the beta or planned status against their needs.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Signed lesson records are locked and exportable as PDFs, providing a stable training record.
• Pros: Readiness tracking identifies outstanding exercises and special drives, while learners can view their own progress through a link without signing in.
• Pros: Lesson charges are recorded automatically, and schools can export financial, training and progress data as PDF or CSV.
• Pros: Unlimited instructor invitations and non-expiring student credits suit schools that need multiple instructors or want to buy student capacity in batches.
• Cons: Existing learners must be added manually, which adds work when switching from another system.
• Cons: The free plan covers one student, and paid student capacity requires one-time credit purchases.
• Cons: Truck classes are in beta and bus class D is planned, limiting its fit for schools that rely on those classes.

Alternatives

Driver Education Software is a useful starting point for comparing products in the category.

Choose En Voiture Simone if you want free online theory-code training with unlimited access, no ads, 140 course sheets, 2,000 questions and 50 exam-aligned series.

MyDriveTime offers a free PDI Best Start plan with unlimited access to all features, a commitment-free arrangement and one-to-one advice and guidance; consider it if those terms fit your school.

Stych offers a free Code Eco plan with unlimited duration, video lessons, an online manual, 5,000 questions and 30 mock exams. Its paid Code Zen plan costs $9.99 a year.

Driving Instructor Manager is a free Android and iOS option with core features and no upfront costs.

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

CyberActive is another paid option for Android, iOS and web.

Consider Diesel Xtrem Pro if you need a professional driving-school system with up to 100 active students, up to eight instructors and multi-instructor management, advanced scheduling and compliance recordkeeping; its pricing is custom.

Driver Ed Partners is a paid option available on Android, iOS and web.

Verdict

Fahrtrack is a good choice for car and motorcycle driving schools that want signed lesson records, readiness tracking, learner visibility and billing records in one workflow. Its strongest reason to choose it is the connection between instruction, progress and learner accounts, with exportable records to support school administration. Look elsewhere if manual learner setup is impractical, the student cap or credit purchases do not suit your roster, or your school depends on truck or bus classes that are not fully supported.