The drives that should have gone differently.

I learnt to drive in the South West the way most people in WA do: in the family car, with a parent in the passenger seat.

Those lessons turned into arguments. Not because anyone was a bad driver, or a bad parent. My parent was never shown how to explain any of it.

Nobody hands you a lesson plan with the L-plates. You're expected to know what to teach first, how to say it so it lands, and what to do when the car stalls for the third time and the mood turns.

Ivarlo is the plan and the words that would have made those drives different. Every lesson in order, the exact words for every step, and a fix in two taps when it goes sideways.

It's built for the parent in the passenger seat, so you can stay the calm one, and the corrections come from the plan instead of from you.