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LakbayBook Early release

For the barkada, the family trip, or a trip of one

One book for the whole trip.

The crew, the days, the bookings, the bills, and LakBi along the way. Plan it together, take it on the trip, keep it when you’re home.

Start your trip See a real itinerary

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Chapter 1 · The group chat

Every trip starts in the group chat. Most get lost there.

Flights buried under memes. The hotel link from last Tuesday. A spreadsheet only one person understands.

  • Jun sino may copy ng flight details? 😅
  • booking-confirmation (3).pdf
  • Mika pa-send ulit yung hotel link pls
  • budget_FINAL_v3.xlsx
  • Don’t forget travel tax!!
  • maps link: “yung ramen daw”
  • Rafa magkano na utang ko?
  • Screenshot 2026-08-14 at 23.41

…so we put it all in one book.

Chapter 2 · Plan it together

Day by day, on the same page.

Build the itinerary together, hour by hour, with every stop on a map. Drop in the booking PDF and the flight or hotel fills itself in.

  • Plan it on the map. Drag stops into order and see the travel time between each one.
  • Fit times. One tap spaces out the day, so nobody’s running to the next stop.
  • An ideas shelf. Places you want, waiting for a free slot.
  • Scan the booking. Flights and hotels, filled in from the PDF or a photo.

A sheet for every little detail

  • ItineraryThe days, hour by hour
  • FlightsTickets, scanned in
  • HotelStays, dates, bookings
  • FoodPlaces the crew wants
  • ExpensesWho paid, who owes
  • PrepChecklists to leave ready
  • EmergencyNumbers for where you’re going
  • FilesBookings kept close
  • RecapThe story, after

Chapter 3 · The crew

Every crew has these people.

Invite them into the same book and give each one a part. Roles keep the planning in good hands.

  • Owner

    Starts the book

    Invites the crew and hands out the parts.

  • Planner

    The days

    Edits everything except expenses.

  • Foodie

    The places

    Saves where the crew eats.

  • Finance

    The split

    Keeps the expenses honest.

  • Freeloader

    Good company

    Views every sheet, keeps their own flights.

Chapter 4 · Meet LakBi

A travel buddy who already read the book.

LakBi (from lakbay, journey) knows your dates, saved places and free time. Ask where to eat or what to do, and get a few real picks, each with a why.

  • Where should we… Picks that fit the day you’re on.
  • Keep this one. Pin it to Food, or drop it on the day.
  • Swap a stop. Not feeling it? LakBi suggests something else for the same slot.
LakBiOsaka · Day 3 · near Namba

Free kami tonight near Namba. Where should we eat?

You’ve got an open evening and you’re close to the hotel. Here are three:

  • Kushikatsu in Shinsekai Why: two stops away, and it’s the dish Osaka is known for. ＋ Pin to Food
  • Okonomiyaki, sit-down Why: a slower dinner after a full day on your feet. ＋ Pin to Food
  • Takoyaki by the canal Why: fits the walk back along Dotonbori. ＋ Pin to Food

Illustrative conversation · AI suggestions are a starting point.

Chapter 5 · The money talk

Split the bill. Keep the friends.

Log it in yen, see it in pesos. The book works out who owes what, so nobody has to ask twice, or awkwardly.

  • Any currency. Spend local, settle in your home currency.
  • Who owes what. One clear list, and tick it off when it’s paid.

Chapter 6 · On the trip

A big adventure. A pocket-sized book.

Take the same trip from your laptop to your phone. Today’s plan, directions to the next stop, where the crew is, and the numbers you hope you never need.

  • Go. Turn-by-turn directions to each stop on today’s Live Map, then on to the next one.
  • Find the crew. Share your location while you navigate and see who’s already there. Off by default.
  • Emergency numbers. Filled in for where you’re going. Tap to call.
  • Even without signal. Trips you’ve opened stay readable offline in the app.
Get it onGoogle Play

iOS is in early release too. Same account as the web.

LakbayBook app: the Trips screen with a trip that is happening now, day 1 of 17, and the next stop
Walking · Day 2 of 4Osaka CastleArrive 09:28 · 1.3 km
Emergency · Japan

Police110

Fire & ambulance119

Crew · Osaka Castle
MMika arrived 09:12I’m here
JJun Live · 400 m away
No signal? Your trip is still here.

Chapter 7 · After the trip

The trip ends. The story stays.

Rate the trip, pin a favourite moment, hand out the awards. Then LakBi stamps your passport and drops a pin on your atlas, one city at a time.

5 cities · 4 countries

Open your atlas Explore the World

Chapter 8 · Pass it on

Publish the book. Inspire the next barkada.

Share your itinerary on World. Others can like it, open it, and play your recap, and the best climb the leaderboards.

  • Most stamps
  • Top creators
  • Collaborators
  • Most liked itineraries

From the community

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Before you pack

A few good questions.

A little clarity before your first chapter.

Can I plan a trip on my own?

Absolutely. Start your own book, keep it private, and invite friends whenever you’re ready. A crew is optional.

How do I plan with friends?

Create a trip and invite your crew. Assign Planner, Foodie, Finance, or Freeloader roles so each person has the right access to the shared workbook.

Can my crew see where I am?

Only if you turn on “Share my location”, and only while live navigation is open in the app. Your crew sees you live, plus where you were last seen for up to two days. Turn it off any time.

Does it work without internet?

In the mobile app, previously loaded trips can be read offline. You’ll need a connection to save changes, sync with your crew, or ask LakBi.

Where can I use LakbayBook?

Use it in your browser, on Android or on iOS, all in early release. Your account connects your trips across devices.

What does early release mean?

LakbayBook is still growing. Account availability and some features, including LakBi, have usage limits during early release. Found something that needs attention? Tell us about it.

Your next chapter starts here

Your next trip deserves its own book.

Start it with the crew. Take it on the trip. Keep it when you’re home.

Create your first trip Get the Android app