The quick sidekick to your BIMS.
BIMS keeps your barangay's records. Barangayko gets the paperwork ready: know your role, draft resolutions and proposals in the format the Local Government Code expects, and hand clean Word files to your Secretary. Open a tool, fill a short form, get your draft in minutes. No training needed.
Free during early access. No account and no payment needed.
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New tools and improvements to Barangayko, newest first.
Your sessions, report dates and posting deadlines in one place. Pick a day to see what is due or to add a reminder.
Saved only in this browser on this computer.
BIMS is the DILG's free system for your barangay's records. Barangayko does not replace it. It is the fast helper you open when you need a document ready, a quick answer, or a reminder.
Inhabitant profiles, clearances, ordinances and resolutions on file, Katarungang Pambarangay cases, and the other records of your barangay.
Pick a task, fill a short form, and get a clean draft in minutes. Plain words, Filipino or English, with no setup and no training.
Prepare the draft here, save it as Word or PDF, then file the final copy in your barangay's records or BIMS through your Secretary.
Don't use BIMS yet? Barangayko still works on its own. Barangayko.com is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the DILG.
Built around the real duties of a barangay official. Plain words, fill-in forms, Filipino or English, and no training needed. Record-keeping stays with your Secretary and BIMS.
A plain-language guide to what your position can and cannot do. Ask "Can I do this?" and get a short answer with the Local Government Code section behind it.
Agenda, notice, roll call and quorum, motions and votes, and draft minutes for your Secretary.
Fill in a short form and get a properly formatted draft with the title, WHEREAS clauses and resolving clause in place.
Requests, endorsements, invitations, thank-you letters and follow-ups to the mayor or city offices. Pick the place and the recipient from lists, and get help wording the letter.
Objectives, itemized budget and expected output in one structure, with each budget line tied to the right fund. Pick your place and committee from lists, and get help wording the rationale and objectives.
Reminders for sessions, reporting dates and posting deadlines that you set, so nothing slips.
The notice, agenda, attendance sheet and draft minutes for your twice-yearly Barangay Assembly. Fill in the details once and switch between the documents.
Short, clear advisories in English or Filipino for typhoons, clean-up drives, health activities, water interruptions and meetings. Copy the text or print it for the bulletin board.
Rough material quantities and cost for a concrete footpath, pavement or open canal. Size a project proposal before the engineer prepares the full program of works.
Keep a numbered log of resolutions, ordinances, executive orders and memoranda. Numbers continue each year, and you can search, print or download the list.
Your drafts live only on this device. Save one backup file of everything, and restore it on a new phone or computer. Takes one minute.
Share the drafts you made, download what other barangay officials shared, and chat with Punong Barangays, Kagawads, Secretaries and Treasurers.
Prepare the annual budget with each line tied to the 20%, 10% and 5% funds. The page shows at once if a required fund is short.
Check each disbursement voucher before you approve it. Answer Yes or No to each line and get a review slip that lists what to fix.
Step-by-step help for summons, notices of hearing, settlements and the Certificate to File Action. Check if the Lupon can take the case, and work out the deadlines.
Prepare the documents your barangay must post each quarter for the bulletin board: income and expenditures, cash position, projects and the certificate of posting.
Fill in a short form and get a formatted executive order, with the WHEREAS clauses and numbered sections in place.
Step-by-step help when a woman or child asks for a BPO, with a draft of the order and the proof of service.
See which councils and committees your barangay must have, mark each one as not yet, needs update or active, and note the next step.
Check that each purchase or small repair has its papers in place before the voucher goes to review. Get a slip that lists what is still missing.
Meeting notices, hearing notes, the committee report and the yearly work plan for the committee you chair.
From a question about your role to a file in your Secretary's hands.
No account and no payment needed while it is free.
Draft a resolution, build a proposal, or check what your role allows.
Type the details once and the format is assembled for you.
Save as Word or PDF on your own computer and give it to your Secretary.
Every tool is free to use while we are in early access, and we want to hear what works and what does not. A paid plan will start later. We will email you before anything changes, and nothing is charged unless you sign up for it.
No. It's your own tool. Official records stay with your Secretary and your barangay's systems, such as BIMS.
If your barangay uses BIMS, keep using it for your records. Barangayko is the quick helper beside it: it prepares the draft, and the final copy goes into your records. If your barangay doesn't use BIMS yet, Barangayko works on its own.
There is nothing to install or set up and no training to attend. Open a tool, fill in a short form, and save a Word or PDF file.
On your own computer. Barangayko.com keeps only your account and subscription details.
Nobody, for now. When a paid plan starts, you subscribe yourself. Whether your barangay may reimburse the cost is for your Sangguniang and your barangay treasurer to decide under the rules that apply to you. We will issue an official receipt on request.
Your files are on your own computer, so you keep them. The next official in your position can use the tools too.
Not necessarily. It is free in early access. A paid plan will come later, and we will email you before it starts. Your saved files stay yours either way.
Yes, to keep it fair for everyone: up to 50 uses of AI help and 5 saved copies (PDF or Word) per tool each day. They reset at midnight.
Yes. Save a Word file to keep editing, and a PDF for the final copy.
The tools are free to use right now. Leave your email and we will tell you when we add a new tool or improve one, and before any paid plan begins.