Export spec sheets to Markdown, PDF and Word
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A spec sheet rarely has one reader. Engineers want Markdown they can commit next to the code. A client or a manager wants a PDF that looks the same on every screen. Procurement, legal or an agency partner often wants a Word file they can comment on. Rebuilding the same document three times is where spec work quietly goes to waste.
One sheet, three exports
In Wordspecs a sheet is a list of fields filled in against a template. The export is generated from those fields by a fixed renderer, not by a language model. That has two practical consequences:
- The same fields always produce the same document, so a PDF and a Word file from the same sheet say exactly the same thing.
- Changing a field and exporting again updates every format at once. You never edit three copies.
Which formats on which plan
- Markdown is included in every plan, including the free one.
- PDF is included in the paid plans (Solo and Team).
- Word (.docx) is included in the paid plans (Solo and Team).
A clean layout
The layout is clean and plain, like the sample sheets on the home page.
Related: save your own templates so every export follows your house format.