The schedule in your notebook breaks the first week you miss a day.
With LagdaThe plan moves your pages forward and shows the new pace. Nothing resets.
Lagda is a Bar review companion for iOS. One signature starts your study day. One plan tells you today's pages, from your own books. One record keeps every day you showed up.
It appears on the phone, in your record, and at the end of this page.
The Bar is on 5, 8 and 12 September 2027. This page counts from your clock, so the number is always today's.
Why Lagda
You already have the books and the will. What slips is the ordinary day. Lagda is built for that day.
The schedule in your notebook breaks the first week you miss a day.
With LagdaThe plan moves your pages forward and shows the new pace. Nothing resets.
What you read in January is gone by September.
With LagdaIt tracks what is fading and brings it back with a few minutes of recall.
One bad day ends the streak, and the habit with it.
With LagdaYour name keeps the ink it has. Rest days you set never break it.
Each dot is a day between today and the last exam afternoon. Lagda asks one thing of you on each of them: sign your name, then read.
What the dots lead to
Lagda is built from the Supreme Court's Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027: the dates, the weights, and the syllabus. Your plan gives each subject the share of your time that the Bar gives it.
Political and Public International Law
Commercial and Taxation Laws
Civil Law and Land Titles and Deeds
Labor Law and Social Legislation
Criminal Law
Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises
Source: Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027, 16 September 2026. The Court's official microsite always controls.
Hold the button and your own signature plays back. That is your study day, started. Pick how long you will stay: the signature is drawn in wet ink for exactly that long. Stay and it dries into your record.
Tell Lagda which books you are reading and how many pages they have. It gives you today's pages, moves them when you miss a day, and tells you the date you finish.
A quick estimate. In the app the plan follows each book and each subject's weight in the Bar. Open the full planner
What you read in January fades by September. Each subject is a pillar: its height is what you have read, its color is what is still fresh. A few minutes of recall keeps the color in.
Watch the color drain. Example numbers.
A day with Lagda
The days left and today's pages. Nothing else all day. You can sign from the notification without opening the app.
Your own signature plays back, the way you will write it on the Roll. Today is signed and your session has started.
The signature is drawn in wet ink for as long as you pledged. Stay and it dries. Leave early and the line stays unfinished. That is the only consequence.
Lagda updates your pages, your coverage and your pace. If you reached the planned page, it is a single tap.
The rule you want to remember from today. It goes into your record, and it is what the app shows you when that topic starts to fade.
Miss a day and nothing resets. The plan spreads the pages forward and your name keeps the ink it has.
Who it is for
You set the hours you really have on each day. The plan gives your weeknights a short reading and saves the long subjects for Saturday and Sunday.
Leave your email and we will write to you when Lagda is on the App Store.
The record
Juan dela Cruz,PetitionerversusThe 2027 Bar Examinations,Respondent
Every day you sign adds one entry to your case. One line for each session, in the color of the subject. One sentence, in your own words, for the rule you want to keep. By pre-week it is the thing you reread.
The road
Lagda turns your pages and your hours into dates. When your pace changes, the dates move, and it tells you.
Free guides
Plain answers on the 2026 results, the 2027 Bar, planning your reading, and keeping going on the ordinary days. All 13 guides
Free tools
Lagda is coming soon to iOS. These are free on the web now, for anyone on the road to the 2027 Bar. All tools
The daily habit costs nothing. The planning engine is one payment, with no subscription.
Nothing you record is ever locked.
Every paid tool is free for your first 7 days. After that, one payment, yours for every Bar you take. The price will be announced before launch.
They are kept on your device and in your own iCloud. Your signature is never put on a shared card unless you turn that on.
Questions
No. Lagda is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with the Supreme Court of the Philippines. It uses the dates, subject weights and syllabus the Court published in Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027, and it links to the official microsite, which always controls.
Signing, your record, the syllabus checklist and the bulletin are free. The daily plan, the finish date, the memory keeper and the pass line are one payment with no subscription, and they are free to try for your first 7 days. The price will be announced before launch.
Nothing resets. The plan moves the pages forward and shows you the new pace, and your name keeps the ink it has. Rest days you set yourself never break your streak.
Yes. You tell Lagda your situation and the hours you have on each weekday, and the plan is built on those hours. If you start late and a full first reading no longer fits, it tells you plainly and plans by subject weight.
You can enter last year's grades. Lagda uses them to decide where your plan starts and which subject gets the largest share of your first month.
Your notes and your signature are kept on your device and in your own iCloud. Your signature is never placed on a shared card unless you turn that on.
Lagda is coming soon to the App Store for iOS, in time for the 2027 Bar.
On the road to signing the Roll as
Atty. Juan dela Cruz
297 days to the Bar. Then the results, the Lawyer's Oath, and your name on the Roll.
In the app you sign once like this, and your own signature starts every study day after it. Lagda is coming soon to the App Store for iOS, in time for the 2027 Bar.