From mood board to client approval. Keep your interior design projects in one place.
Create, present, specify and collaborate — without juggling five different tools.

Loved by interior designers
"The volume of work this is going to change for designers is just surreal. Absolute game changer."

Oana Bancu
OCD Design
"It speeds things up significantly by combining functionalities of Google Sheets and browser bookmarks."

Elina Mussakulova
sdelaemremont
"I can easily present product alternatives to clients without it messing up any of my calculations."

Manuela Paukner
superunique

Great design shouldn’t need six open apps.
Mood boards in one tool, specs in another, renders somewhere else and client feedback over email.
It’s fragmented, time-consuming and gets in the way of what you do best — designing.
Enter anything once and reuse it throughout the project.
One project, from start to finish.
Trusted by leading interior design studios
The Clipper
Bring any product from any website in seconds.
Clip a product with the Chrome extension, or paste a link straight into the sheet. The AI fetches the images, dimensions, price and supplier in a few seconds.
Build a Library with the products you use often and add them to any project with one click.

Introducing Paper
A creative workspace built
for interior designers.
An infinite canvas to create mood boards, presentations and AI renders — with everything connected to your specifications, products and client approvals.

Client communication
Bye-bye, email and WhatsApp.
Clip a product with the Chrome extension, or paste a link straight into the sheet. The AI fetches the images, dimensions, price and supplier in a few seconds.
Build a Library with the products you use often and add them to any project with one click.

the(spec)sheet
Specs, budgets, approvals
— sorted.
thesheet handles the serious work too. Build schedules, manage project finances and track every approval, so everyone knows who approved what and when.

thesheet fits the way designers actually work.
Our user stories

"The client can see what is happening with every product in their project. It's amazing."
Lilianne Frontado, Founder & Interior Designer
How thesheet helped Pic & Deco track every product without building their own software
Just one price. You get everything.
Two seats included
Studio Plan
€ 35
/ month
2 seats included. Additional seats for €19.
Capture products with AI clipping
Create mood boards & client presentations
AI renders & visual exploration
Spec sheets built for purpose
Client feedback & approvals
Shared team workspace
Learn thesheet, earn free days & test it out.
No credit card needed.
Ideas. Insights. Updates.
What we’re building next and the occasional thought on the industry worth sharing.
Good questions
Answers to common questions about getting started and using thesheet day to day.
What is a spec sheet in interior design?
A spec sheet is the document that holds everything together on a project — every product selected, with its dimensions, finish, supplier, price, and status. It's what designers share with clients for approvals and with contractors for installation. In most studios, it's still built in Excel. thesheet is software built specifically to replace that.
Is thesheet really free?
Yes. The Solo plan is free with no time limit — run one active project, use the Web Clipper, share with clients, and build your product library without paying anything. When you need more projects or want Studio features like custom branding and advanced sharing controls, the Studio plan starts at €35 a month.
I already have projects in Excel. Can I bring them in?
Yes — thesheet supports direct XLSX import, so you can bring your existing spreadsheets in without starting from scratch. If you also have saved product links in browser bookmarks or Google Docs lists, you can import those URLs straight into your library too. Most designers set up their first project in about three minutes. The Web Clipper also makes adding new products fast enough that many designers find it easier to start fresh than migrate old files.
How does client sharing and approval work?
You share a link. Your client opens it on any device — no account needed, no app to download — and sees a clean, visual version of your spec. They can browse products, leave comments on individual items, and approve or reject with one tap. Works just as well on mobile as desktop, which matters since most clients will open it on their phone. On Studio, create separate links for different recipients, each showing only what's relevant to them.
How is this different from managing projects in a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet is a blank grid you spend hours formatting before you've added a single product. thesheet handles product images, dimensions, pricing, supplier details, statuses, and client communication out of the box — no setup, no formatting. The output looks like something a professional studio produced, not something built in Excel on a Sunday afternoon.















