The first and last five percent of every lighting job cost everyone money. RepSpec fixes exactly that — spec it once; the schedule, controls, BOM and submittal fall out done. Real part numbers, never invented.
A branded portal — System Spec, Cross’er and ControlSpec scoped to your exact lines.
A branded storefront on the engine that writes the spec — catalog to checkout, your subdomain.
A photo comes back as a VELUX or Vista Pro proposal, a night render, and a captured lead — under your brand.
Describe any space → a fixture schedule, controls, and BOM. Open to every specifier, no login.
Box the rooms; sensors, controllers and stations land on the real plan symbols with a grounded BOM. The bottleneck a VP can name — gone.
Paste a part or a whole schedule; every line crosses to your repped equivalent on real numbers. Makes a rep money, not just time.
“Hey Meta, send a photo to RepSpec.” A spec, render, and proposal come back in twenty seconds — before you leave the room.
He never once asked what AI was. That’s the whole idea — the tools disappear, and the work gets done.
A rep firm’s whole book runs on one portal scoped to the lines they represent. Designers spec on it, contractors capture the field into it, and every job lives as a project the team shares.
Send a connect link. A designer lands in your branded portal and describes a space, drops a photo, or crosses a competitor schedule — every recommendation scoped to the lines you represent.
Invite an electrician or installer. They pair Meta glasses or WhatsApp once, then a photo of the space comes straight back to you as a spec — scoped to your lines, filed under the job.
Every plan, capture, and run collects in a shared project — upload the drawings, work the canvas in context, mark the primary plan, and hand over a formal submittal. Your team sees it all.
Running Field Capture in the field: a homeowner’s ceiling photo becomes a VELUX spec, a daylight render, and a budget proposal in twenty seconds — captured hands-free, sent straight to their portal as a lead.
Sales Support at Philips Lighting → Outside Sales for a rep firm (50+ brands) → led Specialty Lighting, then VP of Preconstruction, for an electrical contractor → founded my own companies. Every seat in the value chain, worked. Now building RepSpec — solo, in the open.