Point a camera at it
Typing a hotel confirmation into a form is the reason trip apps go unused by day three. Give Layag the document instead.
Scan a receipt
Photograph it and the expense comes back filled in — merchant, date, total, currency and category — ready for you to pick who shares it.
Forward a booking
A flight, hotel or activity confirmation becomes itinerary items on the right days. Airports and terminals go to their own fields rather than into a note, passenger names are picked up, and the file itself is filed in the vault.
Import a whole itinerary
Hand over a multi-day document and get the days back as items, instead of one entry with everything crammed into the description.
Start a trip from what you already have
No trip yet? Drop in a planning document, or the pile of confirmations already sitting in your inbox, and get back the trip they add up to — dates, destinations and items. Nothing is created until you have looked it over.
The day's receipts, as a list
Add a stack of receipts at once and work down them. Each arrives as an expense with the usual defaults filled in, so most take one tap, and the ones that need a look say why.
A receipt that knows what it paid for
The merchant and time on a receipt are matched against the itinerary. A confident match links the expense to that booking and offers the people on it as the split; an unsure one stays unlinked rather than guessing.
Paste, share or shortcut into it
Paste an image straight from the clipboard, share into Layag from the Android share sheet, or start from a home-screen shortcut.
Nothing is created behind your back
Every extraction is shown for review before it is committed, with the source document beside it and anything the model was unsure about flagged.
Sail your trip.
Start a trip, invite the group, and put the first flight on the timeline.