Built for the ordinary day.
About twenty seconds of the app each day. One notification at your study time, then the phone goes down and the reading begins.
About Lagda
Lagda is a Bar review companion for iOS. It is made for the months between enrolling in review and walking into the exam, when the hardest part is not the law. It is showing up again tomorrow.
Every reviewee starts with the books and the will. What slips is the ordinary day: the one after a bad mock exam, the one where work ran late, the one in February when September still feels far away. Lagda asks one small thing of each of those days. Sign your name, then read.
The name
In Filipino, a lagda is a signature. You sign to start each study day, and the whole review leads to one more signature: your name on the Roll of Attorneys.
lagda
lag·dâFilipino · noun
What we hold to
They decide what goes into Lagda, and just as often what stays out.
About twenty seconds of the app each day. One notification at your study time, then the phone goes down and the reading begins.
Dates, subject weights and the syllabus come from the Supreme Court's Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027. When the Court publishes, the Court's microsite controls.
Miss a day and the plan spreads your pages forward. Your name keeps the ink it has. Rest days you set never break the streak.
Lagda does not sell you a reviewer. It plans the books you already chose, page by page, in the share of time each subject carries in the Bar.
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.
Signing and your record are free, always. The planning tools are one payment with no subscription, yours for every Bar you take.
The exam we are built around
Source: Bar Bulletin No. 1-2027. Lagda is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with the Supreme Court of the Philippines.
Lagda is coming soon to iOS, in time for the 2027 Bar. Leave your email and we will write once, when it is on the App Store.