Turn a fuzzy brief into a spec sheet.
Paste a customer brief. Our AI drafts a structured product spec sheet with materials, dimensions, tolerances, finishes and packaging — with ambiguities flagged for your engineer.
- Free 7-day trial
- PDF & Word export
- Ambiguity flags
Brief → spec translation
Turns vague language like 'premium feel' or 'holds coffee hot' into concrete, quotable specifications.
Engineering-ready format
Sections match what contract manufacturers expect: materials, dimensions, tolerances, finishes, packaging.
Flags what's missing
AI marks ambiguous or missing requirements so nothing surprises you at sampling stage.
How it works
- 1
Paste the customer brief
Copy in an email, a Slack message or a rough notes doc — however the request came in.
- 2
AI drafts the spec
Get a full spec sheet with materials, dimensions, tolerances and open questions.
- 3
Review & send to engineering
Edit anything, export to PDF or Word, and hand off to your engineer or factory.
Who uses this
- Product managers translating customer requests into specs
- Sourcing agents preparing briefs for factories
- Founders scoping their first custom product
- Design studios formalizing client requests
- Engineers scaffolding first-draft specs faster
- Procurement teams standardizing spec quality
Frequently asked questions
What is a spec sheet generator?
A spec sheet generator turns a plain-English product brief into a structured technical specification with materials, dimensions, tolerances, finishes and packaging — the document a factory needs to quote and produce.
How is this different from an RFQ?
A spec sheet describes the product. An RFQ is what you send to suppliers to get pricing. Most teams write the spec first, then attach it to an RFQ.
Does it flag ambiguities?
Yes. The AI marks vague requirements ('premium feel', 'holds coffee hot') as open questions for your engineer or product developer to resolve before manufacturing.
Who reviews the output?
You. Every spec sheet is a draft for engineering review. Never send raw AI output to a factory without a human check.
What format can I export?
PDF and Word. Both include your product name, sections, tolerances and disclaimer.