Know how recent your record is
Today puts the last card-read date, record age and activity coverage in view. Personal read reminders help you keep it up to date, without implying a live view of your driving.
My Tacho · Available on the App Store and Google Play
Your card.
Your record.
Make sense of your tachograph card. See your shifts and hours, understand possible infringements and keep the context behind your records—all in a tool built for the driver.
Take a look inside
From your card
to a clearer picture.
Explore the screens you’ll use to understand your working day. Select any screenshot to see it full size in a new tab.
Swipe or scroll through the screens below.
Your whole shift, together
Follow driving, work and rest across midnight. Open the activity timeline to see how your shift adds up.
A clearer view of your hours
Review dated weekly and two-week driving totals, with a breakdown of driving, other work and rest.
Understand your work average
See recorded work totals and your weekly average across a configured 17- or 26-week reference period.
See the shape of your month
Find driving days, rest and records to review at a glance. Open a day to explore its activity.
Know what needs a closer look
Read the explanation behind a possible issue and inspect the recorded activity that led to it.
Read your own driver card
Connect a compatible reader, read your card and keep your previous downloads together on your device.
Screens show fictional sample records. My Tacho explains saved activity, not live driving. Features and layout vary with screen size.
Made for your working day
More than a list of downloads.
A personal driver tool for understanding recorded hours and planning what to review next. No fleet dashboard or employer monitoring.
Work totals and averages
See driving plus other work for the selected week, and totals and weekly averages for your configured 17- or 26-week reference period. In-progress averages exclude future weeks; missing evidence and leave-adjustment limitations are explained.
Shifts that cross midnight
Explore grouped shifts, clear daily totals and a visual calendar. Driving, work, availability and rest use distinct colours and tachograph symbols.
Keep the explanation
Review related drivers’ hours and WTD findings together, inspect activity charts, acknowledge issues and add comments. Acknowledgement keeps the finding in your history.
Explain missing activity
Add app-only activity or assign rest to eligible gaps. Assumptions stay labelled and separate from original evidence. Later recorded card activity takes priority.
Protect your driver history
Your first card establishes the driver reference. Later cards are checked against it; qualifying replacements need confirmation and low-confidence matches are blocked. Review screens show only printed identity details, not the incoming activity history.
Phone, tablet or unfolded
A layout that fits your screen.
Use My Tacho on iPhone and iPad, or Android phones, tablets and folding phones. The layout responds to the available window size, including rotation and narrow split-screen windows.
Wide windows gain side navigation; larger layouts show Today in two columns and shifts side by side. Narrow windows retain the familiar phone layout, without resetting your selected week or unsaved settings when resized.
Adding your card
Know what is supported.
Connect a compatible card reader to read your own driver card directly. Android supports compatible USB CCID readers; iPhone and iPad require a supported external reader. Importing a saved card file is also available.
My Tacho reads Gen 1-compatible driver activity and identity data, including the backward-compatible records on Gen 2 cards. Newer smart-tachograph data, such as GNSS positions, is not analysed and is not required for the current features. Imported files must include the Gen 1-compatible records; files containing only Gen 2 data and vehicle-unit downloads are not supported. Check the reader guide and use your free supported import to check compatibility with your card and device. Bluetooth card reading is not currently supported.
A snapshot of your record
My Tacho explains activity recorded in a download. It is not a live driving timer or a guarantee of compliance.
Reader snapshots are unsigned extracts, not a replacement for a full signed statutory download. Missing activity remains visible, and app-entered activity or assumed rest is labelled. Later recorded card data takes priority.
Free to download · one-time unlock
Try your card first.
Your first successful supported import is free. A one-time purchase unlocks further imports, with no subscription. Existing records, reviews and exports remain accessible.
The app displays the current price supplied by your platform’s store before purchase. Restore the unlock with the store account used to buy it. Apple and Google purchases are separate.
Privacy and app terms
Your records stay yours.
Core records are stored on your device, without an app account or developer-operated cloud record service. You choose when to export or share them.
Device backups may include app data according to your operating-system settings. Store purchases are handled by Apple or Google. Contact us with questions before sharing any driver-card files.
Available now
Start with your own card.
Download My Tacho, connect a compatible reader and try your first supported import free.