On 22 October 2026 the NHVR EWD register listed 13 approved electronic work diaries: Bustle Fatigue Module, Hubfleet, Logmaster Australia, MV Driver, Netcorp EWD, Netstar Australia EWD, OneRoad EWD, Q by Quallogi, Safee, Sentinel, Smart eDriver 2.0, Talon and Swift, and TripAssist. MV Driver is the newest, approved on 22 September 2026. Each certificate names the phones, tablets or in-cab units the system is approved on, so read it before you buy.
The NHVR does the approving. RigRadar copies what its register showed on 22 October 2026, so open the NHVR EWD register (opens in a new tab) before you rely on a system.
The 13 systems on the register
These rows are what the NHVR register showed on 22 October 2026. Each row has the device line from the certificate and the published price. The list starts in alphabetical order. Open the NHVR register (opens in a new tab).
Not a ranking.
Names are in alphabetical order. The price links to the comparison on the home page. The date beside a price is the day that price was read.
per user per month (Fatigue Management (EWD) module)
Checked
Recent changes to the register
The latest 3 notes from the change log.
NHVR EWD register checked
The NHVR electronic work diary register was read on 21 October 2026. It listed 13 systems. Public prices, offline notes and app-store ratings come from the vendor and store pages linked on each record. A blank source field was left blank.
Safee certificate SASA-2026-002 took effect on 1 October 2026. The register extract calls this a renewal, the most recent one at the 21 October 2026 check. Safee's initial approval date is 5 September 2022.
The NHVR approved Manage Vehicle's MV Driver on 22 September 2026. Certificate MANV-2026-001. The register extract calls it the newest approval. The certificate is valid for 2 years from the effective date. The pages checked did not publish a price.
Every system has its device line in the table above. In-cab units are also in the telematics directory.
If the provider name is missing
If the name is not among the 13 listings, the NHVR register did not list it under that name on 22 October 2026. Some businesses sell an approved EWD under their own brand. Check whose certificate it runs on, and read that certificate.
What the NHVR said about Gen 2.0
There are no immediate changes for Drivers, Transport Operators or Record Keepers currently using an approved EWD. Existing approved EWD Systems remain approved and available for use. There is no requirement to replace an existing approved EWD System following release of the Gen 2.0 System Specification.
Which electronic work diary apps are approved by the NHVR?+–
On 22 October 2026 the NHVR register listed 13 electronic work diaries: Bustle Fatigue Module, Hubfleet, Logmaster Australia, MV Driver, Netcorp EWD, Netstar Australia EWD, OneRoad EWD, Q by Quallogi, Safee, Sentinel, Smart eDriver 2.0, Talon and Swift, and TripAssist. The NHVR approves them.
How many EWDs are NHVR-approved in 2026?+–
On 22 October 2026 the NHVR register listed 13 electronic work diaries.
Is a named app an NHVR-approved EWD?+–
Look for the name among the 13 product names on the NHVR register on 22 October 2026. If it is not there, the register did not list it under that name on 22 October 2026. Check whose certificate a bundled product runs on.
What's the newest approved EWD?+–
The newest initial approval is MV Driver on 22 September 2026. The certificate number is MANV-2026-001.
Do I need to replace my EWD when Gen 2.0 comes in?+–
The NHVR electronic work diary page, quoted 22 Oct 2026, said: "There are no immediate changes for Drivers, Transport Operators or Record Keepers currently using an approved EWD. Existing approved EWD Systems remain approved and available for use. There is no requirement to replace an existing approved EWD System following release of the Gen 2.0 System Specification."
My provider isn't on the list. Is it still approved?+–
If the name is not among the 13 listings, the NHVR register did not list it under that name on 22 October 2026. Check whose certificate a bundled product runs on, then read that certificate.