Most driving schools arrange their planning over WhatsApp. That works, until you want to know how many lessons you have left, when your interim test was scheduled, or what exactly was charged. Then you are scrolling through three months of messages. In the app it is all in one place; this is how you book a lesson.
In the app all of that is in one place. You see your appointments with a push notification beforehand, your remaining lessons, your invoices and the date of your test or exam. You plan lessons yourself, evenings and weekends included; more about that at planning lessons.
The most important part may be your lesson card. It shows per element whether you can already do it independently: pulling away, junctions, roundabouts, merging. So you see in black and white where you stand, and at the halfway review we go through that card together. How that build-up works is at structured lessons.
You also practise your theory in it, with explanations and study advice on the questions you get wrong. During lessons we connect those rules to what you meet in traffic, so theory does not stay something separate. See the theory page. You get the app as soon as you choose a package; there are no extra costs.
