Intspec Studio reads the product pages you paste, fills an eleven-field spec for every item, shows you exactly what's covered — and lays it out as a document your client can sign off.
Every source is measured against the same eleven universal fields — name, brand, price, dimensions, material and the rest. The meter runs blue to violet as coverage fills, and hovering tells you exactly which fields are still missing. No opening rows to find the gaps.
Extracted values carry a violet mark; your own edits carry a quiet grey one. When a client asks "where did this price come from?", the answer is already in the table — and one click confirms an extracted value as reviewed.
Drop a file of product links and every one is found, previewed, and staged for you to keep or skip. Drop a CSV or PDF of items instead, and the studio's AI reads the table inside and sorts each row into an item — name, code, price, category — before anything is imported.
Flip the composer to Ask and question your own data — this project or all of them. Answers come back as the items themselves, not paragraphs: tap one to open it.
Spec pages are laid out in real millimetres — what you see on screen is the artifact the PDF exports, sheet for sheet. One category per sheet, your branding, table, list or card layouts, and a grand total at the end. CSV when a spreadsheet is the ask.
Publish a spec page to a private link and send it on — your client reviews the selections, the realisator gets the exact spec to build from. Always the current revision, in the browser, no account needed.
Intspec Studio is being built in the open with working designers. Create your workspace, paste your first links, and the spec starts itself.
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