Lexify: Philippine Law Codals

Keep your codals on you. All of them. Lexify puts 199 Philippine laws on your iPhone, formatted by hand the way each statute is printed. The whole corpus ships inside the download, so it opens on a provincial bus or with the phone in airplane mode. WHAT'S INSIDE Five subjects are built: Criminal Law, Civil Law, Labor Law, Rules of Court and Constitutional Law. That includes the 1987 Constitution, the Revised Penal Code, the Civil Code, the Family Code, the Labor Code, the Rules of Court, the Local Government Code and the special laws filed under each subject. FORMATTED LIKE THE PRINTED CODE Scraped law is usually a wall of run-together text. Every law in Lexify is formatted before it ships. Books, titles and chapters are stacked and centred as they are printed, and they drive the table of contents. Paragraph labels keep their own column, so a long sub-paragraph never wraps back under its own letter or number. SEE WHAT IS STILL IN FORCE Repealed and struck-down provisions stay in the text for reference. They are dimmed behind a red rule and labelled with what repealed them and when. SEARCH LANDS ON THE SECTION Search results open the provision itself, with its book and chapter above it. HIGHLIGHT, NOTE, COLLECT Select a passage to highlight it in one of nine colours, attach a note, or copy it out. Gather whole laws into collections you name, so a subject opens in one tap. Dark mode is built in. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-in, no ads and no analytics. Your highlights and notes stay on your iPhone. PLEASE DON'T DELETE THE APP Your highlights, notes and collections live only on this iPhone. They survive app updates and are included in your iPhone backups, but deleting the app erases them. Before you delete it or move to a new phone without a backup, export a backup file from Settings > Your Data. UPDATES New laws and amendments arrive as app updates, formatted and checked before they ship. Buy once and every update is included. Lexify is a study and reference tool. It is not legal advice, and it is not an official publication of the Supreme Court or any government agency. For court filings, check the official text.