March Update at a glance

• Smart Clipper — from web page to structured spec sheet

• Donut — your in-clipper AI action for product details

• Library improvements — organize with tags and favorites

• Faster imports — getting data in takes minutes, not hours

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Most product tools are built to help you collect things from the web. But getting from a folder full of bookmarks and downloaded images to an actual, decision-ready specification is where the friction lives.

This month, we are closing that gap. The March Update brings Smart Clipper, Donut, and workflow improvements designed around one core idea: less time managing data, more time doing the actual work.

Moving past the copy-paste era

Building a product library should not feel like a data entry job.

You might be used to copy-pasting specs, downloading images, and fighting with supplier websites that are hard to work with. It can feel like reading a map through a keyhole. You get the information eventually, but the process is painful.

That is why this update focuses on helping you work simpler. Not a new platform to learn. Just a faster, cleaner way to get products out of your browser and into your projects.

Smart Clipper: from web page to spec sheet

We rebuilt how you capture products from the web.

The new Smart Clipper handles pages that used to break your workflow. Looking at a configured sofa with many fabric options? Smart Clipper captures the exact combination you are viewing. Working on a site that hides images in complex galleries? It pulls them in cleanly.

It is the simplest way to move from a browser tab to a client-ready spec item. No more manual data entry when you hit a difficult supplier site.

Snip-to-Clip for stubborn pages

For pages that still resist normal scraping, Snip-to-Clip is your fallback. Draw a box around what you need, and thesheet turns that visual selection into usable product data and images for your library.

Meet Donut: the in-clipper AI action

Donut is the clickable AI action inside Smart Clipper.

When a product page is messy, Donut helps extract and structure the details you need without manual field-by-field copy-paste. It is purpose-built for specification workflows, not a generic chatbot.

Library improvements for everyday speed

Saving products is only half the job. Finding and reusing them quickly is what keeps projects moving.

Tags and favorites

You can now organize products with tags and pin frequently used items as favorites. That means less scrolling and faster reuse across projects.

Faster project imports

Importing existing projects is simpler now. Upload your spreadsheet, map columns once, review rows, and enrich missing details where needed.

URL import flow

If you have a list of links from a client or colleague, paste them in bulk. thesheet scans the pages, pulls products, and lets you apply tags during import.

What this changes in practice

This update is about one practical shift: moving from repetitive copy-paste work to faster, cleaner execution.

Smart Clipper and Donut reduce collection friction at the source. Tags, favorites, and import upgrades make sure the information stays usable once it is inside your library.

If you are already working in thesheet, try these flows on your next project and you should feel the difference right away.