Describe a space, paste a schedule, or drop a drawing set. RepSpec returns the fixture schedule, the controls layout, the BOM and the submittal, from hundreds of manufacturer catalogs. Nothing invented.
Designers and contractors: free. Reps: a branded platform on your own subdomain. Manufacturers: your products, represented by an AI model.
Upload plans or photos, get a code-checked fixture and controls package, and order it in one place.
Featuring RAB Lighting and RAB controls. RepSpec may earn a commission from manufacturers on orders; recommendations are made by engineering rules, not by who pays. Outputs are preliminary planning estimates — a licensed professional must review before use.
Free. Describe a space. Get the schedule, the controls and the BOM on real part numbers. Every tool, unlimited.
Your people, your subdomain, your lines. Quotes, controls, projects and sales in one branded portal.
Your products, represented by an AI model. We make your catalog model-ready, so every spec gets your families, options and ordering codes right. Sponsor the categories you sell to lead the spec.
Free. Drop the set. Count it, split it by scope, build the bid, cross it to the lines you buy. A photo from your phone comes back as a spec.
Free for the people who write specs. Paid for by the people whose products get specified.
Every lighting tool, unlimited. Connect to your rep to cross on their line card and message them from the hub.
Your own subdomain. Quotes, controls, projects and sales in one portal scoped to your lines. Your designers connect to you, so the specs land on you.
We make your catalog model-ready: every family, option and ordering code, specified the way you dictate. The model represents your line on your own door, in every rep and designer workspace, and as a Claude connector. Sponsor the categories you sell to lead the spec. See where you are being specified and what is open to take.
Box the rooms on a plan. Sensors, controllers and stations land on the plan with a grounded BOM.
Paste a part or a whole schedule. Every line crosses to your equivalent.
A photo from a phone or glasses comes back as a spec, a render and a proposal, filed to the job.
The tools disappear. The work gets done.
Every spec, cross, take-off and controls layout draws from the same catalog brain, so the schedule, the BOM and the submittal match. When the catalog does not have it, RepSpec says so.
Outputs are preliminary estimates. A licensed professional must review before use.
Designers spec on it. Contractors capture the field into it. Every job lives as a project the team shares.
Send a connect link. The designer lands in your branded portal and specs, crosses or captures, scoped to your lines.
Invite an installer. They pair Meta glasses or WhatsApp once. A photo of the space comes back as a spec, filed under the job.
Plans, captures and runs collect in a shared project. Work the canvas, mark the primary plan, hand over the submittal.
A skylight contractor running RepSpec as its customer door. A homeowner’s ceiling photo comes back as a render, a Velux spec and a proposal under their brand. The lead lands in their inbox.
Quotes desk, ControlSpec and Cross’er on their own subdomain, scoped to their lines.
Installers pair glasses or WhatsApp once. A photo comes back as a spec, filed under the job.
A controls maker’s spec sheets became a model-ready catalog: a branded storefront, a Claude connector, and correct part numbers in every spec the model writes.
Sales support at Philips Lighting. Outside sales for a 50+ brand rep firm. Specialty Lighting, then VP of Preconstruction, at an electrical contractor. Then my own companies. Every seat in the value chain, worked. Now building RepSpec, solo, in the open.