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Set up your company details once, create your first project, and get to a document you can hand a client.

The full path from an empty project to a document you would put in front of a client, including the shortcuts that make it fast.

Every project destination lives in the left sidebar under Projects, in build-workflow order, and every one of them is a real page with its own URL.

Add Spec Sheet Builder to your home screen, and understand what happens to your work when the signal drops on site.

The Feedback button is in the sidebar on every screen, on every plan, and it goes straight to the person who builds this.

One data layer, two entry modes. The desktop keyboard grid and the phone card list are both full entry surfaces, and each has its own speed mechanic.

Measure a room once, then let the app answer how much to order from a surface, a coverage rate, and a waste factor.

Save any project's section and item scaffold as a named template, then create the next job from it in two clicks.

Describe the build in plain language and get a drafted scaffold you review, rather than a blank project you fill from nothing.

Every write to a spec item is recorded with the actor, the timestamp, and the fields that moved, and it shows up as a readable timeline on the project.

Save the products you specify repeatedly, then insert them into any project without retyping. Editing a library product never changes a spec sheet you already sent.

Paste a link, clip the page you are on, or photograph the box. All three land in the same preview, so pick whichever matches where you are standing.

Paste one URL or ten, and the image plus every field the page can support fills itself in, including the ones a plain parser cannot reach.

A Chrome extension that saves the product page you are looking at straight into your library, using the page your own browser already loaded.

Point your phone at a box, a spec label, or a showroom tag and get a filled-in product preview. No URL required.

A two-level folder tree with a sidebar, and imports that arrive already filed. Paste ten links and watch them sort themselves.

Send a client one product or a set as a clean, branded, phone-first page. No prices, no login, and editing your library never changes a link you already sent.

Set a budget where you actually have one, per line or per section, and watch the variance move as selections firm up. A blank allowance is not a zero budget.

Put your markup percentage on the section so items inherit it, then set prices from cost plus markup in one action.

See projected profit per line, per section, and per project. None of it ever reaches a client, a trade, or a homeowner.

One link, no login, always the live numbers. Turn sharing on, copy the link or email it, and rotate it if it ever gets forwarded somewhere it should not have gone.

Present up to three versions of one spec sheet where most lines are shared and only the upgrade-relevant lines differ. The client browses them side by side.

Clients can comment on specific items and sections, and formally approve the sheet with their typed name. Approvals freeze a snapshot of exactly what they agreed to.

Compose a change order from the money the sheet already knows, send it for a typed-name signature, and let the signature be what actually changes the selections list.

Visual boards per room, with images, a color palette, and side-by-side compare. Clients see them on the share link and can react to what they love.

Cut a money-free, phone-first slice of the spec sheet for one trade, send the link, and see exactly who acknowledged which version.

Turn everything from one supplier into a clean request a purchasing desk can price, then read the returned quote back in so your costs are real numbers.

Print labels with a QR per item, scan one when the truck arrives, and confirm the material against the spec before anybody installs the wrong tile.

The print route is the same document you see on screen, laid out for letter paper with repeating headers and no orphaned headings.

One branded PDF: a cover, a plate per board with lettered callouts and a notes legend, then the client spec sheet. The thing a designer spends hours assembling.

A permanent link and a printable binder with every product in the house, where it went, how to care for it, and where its warranty lives.

Get a project out as a spreadsheet or as structured data, and get your whole account out from Settings. Your data is yours.

Four plans, one ladder. What changes going up is how many projects and products you can keep, how much AI and import you get, and which client-facing surfaces unlock.

Branding, account details, password, exports, the clipper token, referrals, onboarding tips, and account deletion, in the order they appear on the page.

Share your referral link. When somebody signs up through it and subscribes, you both get a credit toward your next invoice.