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One app. Every lesson. Zero guesswork. Clutch records your drives, reviews every mirror check and manoeuvre, and shows you exactly what to work on before test day.
Learn with Clutch started with a near miss. We were cycling to work when a learner driver, mid-lesson, skipped a mirror check and pulled out on us. Once our heart rates came down, we got talking about how little learning to drive has changed. Paper logbooks, instructor WhatsApps, and parents supervising practice with no idea what was taught last week. Nobody can actually tell a learner whether they are getting better. Nothing survives past a lesson
So we built the thing we wished that learner had. Mount your phone on the windscreen and drive. Clutch records the road and your face at the same time, then a few minutes later gives you:
A driving-test-style score across five skills, where every lost point is timestamped and explained A dual-camera replay with mirror checks, blind-spot glances, the speed limit and your speed marked up A short written coaching note based on what actually happened on that drive A timeline of every junction, roundabout and manoeuvre, placed on the map No extra hardware and no black box. Instructors get their own side of the app to review drives, plan lessons and run their diary, and learners connect with a six-character code.
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About Learn with Clutch on Product Hunt
“AI Driving Coach for Learners”
Learn with Clutch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. One app. Every lesson. Zero guesswork. Clutch records your drives, reviews every mirror check and manoeuvre, and shows you exactly what to work on before test day.
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Learn with Clutch was hunted by Ben Conway. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Ben Conway
Learn with Clutch started with a near miss. We were cycling to work when a learner driver, mid-lesson, skipped a mirror check and pulled out on us. Once our heart rates came down, we got talking about how little learning to drive has changed. Paper logbooks, instructor WhatsApps, and parents supervising practice with no idea what was taught last week. Nobody can actually tell a learner whether they are getting better. Nothing survives past a lesson
So we built the thing we wished that learner had. Mount your phone on the windscreen and drive. Clutch records the road and your face at the same time, then a few minutes later gives you:
A driving-test-style score across five skills, where every lost point is timestamped and explained
A dual-camera replay with mirror checks, blind-spot glances, the speed limit and your speed marked up
A short written coaching note based on what actually happened on that drive
A timeline of every junction, roundabout and manoeuvre, placed on the map
No extra hardware and no black box. Instructors get their own side of the app to review drives, plan lessons and run their diary, and learners connect with a six-character code.