A departure plan that starts at the curb.
LYVR pins the checkpoint nearest your check-in desk, times the walk to your gate on the terminal's own floor plan, and tells you when the doors close.

LYVR knows your gate, the walk, the train between terminals and the line at security. It turns the time in between into a plan, at any airport in the world.
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From the check-in desk to the boarding door: when to arrive, how long security will take, and which lounges will let you in.
LYVR pins the checkpoint nearest your check-in desk, times the walk to your gate on the terminal's own floor plan, and tells you when the doors close.

Live waits by terminal and lane, straight from airport feeds, at 100+ airports.
Live from airport feeds, Tray Table, Waitport and tsa.gov.
Add your cards and memberships once. Every lounge shows whether you're in, and the live waitlist when there is one.


Check-in, security, baggage claim, gates and every shop, on the airport's own indoor map. Switch floors the way you'd take the escalator.

Save your flights and LYVR finds the connection. It counts every walk, train and checkpoint, so "time to spare" is the time you really have.




Search by flight number. LYVR spots that AS26 lands at JFK and AA100 leaves from it, and turns the 11h 30m in between into its own page.

Kids, a dog, a stroller, a wheelchair. Then what sounds good: a real meal, coffee, somewhere quiet to work.

It picks from real places in your departure terminal, drops anything more than 20 minutes off your walk, and orders them the way you'll pass them.

Leaving one terminal at JFK means re-clearing security. LYVR adds the live wait, the AirTrain and the walk to the gate, then shows what's left.

Indoor routes around walls and up escalators, onto the train between terminals, and through security on the way. Done in 1.5 seconds.





Walk, AirTrain, escalators and security, laid out as steps before you start.

The map turns with you and the next instruction is always on top. Your blue dot moves along the line.

Where terminals don't connect on foot, LYVR rides you across and tells you where to get off.

Traveling with a wheelchair, a stroller or heavy bags? Turn on Prefer Elevators in your profile and every floor change takes the elevator wherever the terminal has one.

No hunting for signs. The route ends at your gate's door, with the boarding time on screen.

LYVR works out whether leaving is worth it: getting out, the ride each way, getting back through security, and a 30-minute cushion. Then it plans the day.



Passport control, the right baggage belt, customs and the pickup spot, timed from the moment you land.




Not when the wheels touch down. LYVR adds deplaning, the walk, the passport line and the bag wait, and gives you one time.

Your flight's baggage claim from the airport's own map, the walk between each stop, and a "Done" tap when you're through.

Whoever's picking you up sees your ETA move as you go. No app, no sign-in. It stops when you reach the curb.


LYVR is a free airport layover planner. Save your flights and it finds the layover, times the walk between gates on an indoor airport map, shows which checkpoints your connection passes, and suggests restaurants, lounges and things to do that fit the time you have.
Flight trackers like Flighty tell you whether you'll make a connection; LYVR plans the time in between. It works at any airport, shows real walk times and time to spare, live security and customs waits, and lounges you can get into with your cards, memberships or airline status.
Yes. LYVR plans layovers at any airport worldwide, with indoor walking routes, terminal trains and shuttles, and nearby places. Live security wait times cover dozens of airports across the US, Canada, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
Yes. LYVR is free in any browser on your phone or computer. Sign in with Google to save your flights.
Yes. Tap Ask AI on any layover and answer three quick questions: who's traveling, what sounds good, and a final check. It suggests real places in your terminal that fit your time to spare, in the order you'll pass them on the way to your gate. You can also just ask it things, like where to get a quick bite or whether you can leave the airport. It plans your time before a flight, too.
It counts from when you're off the plane to when the boarding door closes: deplaning, every walk on the indoor map, any passport control, customs or security your connection passes, and the gate. What's left is your time to spare.
More layover answers: how long a layover should be, what to do on a layover and leaving the airport.
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