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Filipino for “to sail”

Sail your trip.

Plan the days, keep every booking in one place, and split the costs with your group — fairly, in any currency.

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Free while we pilot it. Works in the browser — add it to your home screen and it works offline too.

Itinerary — a shared day-by-day timeline of flights, stays and activities, each shown in the trip's own time zone.

What Layag does

A trip is a plan, a pile of paperwork, and an argument about money.

Layag is built around all three, for groups rather than for one person with a spreadsheet.

Money

Split it fairly,
down to the cent.

Four ways to split. Every expense in the currency you actually paid, at the rate that applied the day you spent it. Behind every balance, a panel showing exactly how the figure was reached.

How the money works
ItineraryA day-by-day planFlights, stays and activities on one shared timeline — each in the time zone of the place it happens.
DocumentsEvery booking, togetherOne vault that sorts itself, warns you before a passport expires, and opens at the gate with no signal.
CapturePoint a camera at itA photographed receipt becomes an expense. A forwarded confirmation becomes itinerary items.
On the groundWhat's next, and what to knowCheck-in deadlines, the days on a map, and the local numbers worth having — bundled, so they work offline.
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Start to finish

A trip doesn’t begin when someone creates it in an app.

It begins six weeks earlier in a group chat where nobody will commit, and it ends in a camera roll nobody shares. Layag covers the whole of that, not just the middle.

  1. 01Decide

    Agree it is actually happening

    Ask everyone whether they are in, with a minimum headcount and a deadline, and a per-head estimate that moves as people commit. Silence is not a yes.

  2. 02Plan

    Build the days together

    Invite the group by link or email, give people the right to edit or just to look, and put the flights, stays and activities on one timeline.

  3. 03Prepare

    Get the paperwork in one place

    Tickets, confirmations and IDs in a vault that sorts itself, warns you about expiry dates, and keeps what you flag available offline.

  4. 04Travel

    Track what everyone spends

    Log expenses in whatever currency you paid in, split them the way the group actually shares things, and watch the balances resolve.

  5. 05Remember

    Close the books, keep the trip

    Settle what is outstanding, then a shared album, a line a day, and a recap told as a trip rather than as a ledger.

Where the lines are

Clear about what it doesn’t do.

A trip is emotional, but the ledger has to feel trustworthy. So Layag is warm and spacious where you plan, plain and exact wherever a number lives — and honest about its own edges.

More in the frequently asked questions.

It does

  • Builds the day-by-day plan, in each place's own time zone
  • Keeps tickets, confirmations and IDs in one vault
  • Works out who owes what, in any currency, to the cent
  • Records that a settlement happened
  • Opens and works with no signal

It doesn’t

  • Move money, hold funds, or touch a payment rail
  • Book your flights or hotels
  • Have a feed, public profiles, or other people's trips to browse
  • Need everyone to install anything to see the plan

Sail your trip.

Start a trip, invite the group, and put the first flight on the timeline.

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