Why SpecSheet exists.

The argument

A customer comes back weeks after buying a PC. The battery was already worn. The memory is not what they paid for. It was never ready for Windows 11. Without a record of the machine on the day it was sold, it is your word against theirs, and the customer usually wins.

The tools most shops use do not help. A free utility shows a reading on a screen, and a screenshot of it says nothing about when it was taken, which machine it came from, or where the number came from.

The record

SpecSheet is that record: dated, every value with its source, the same checks on every PC. It follows one rule above all. It never guesses. A value it could not read is written down as not read, with the reason, never filled in. A report that says "not checked" where it could not check is one a customer cannot pick apart.

What we hold to

• Nothing is guessed, rounded away or filled in
• Nothing about a scanned machine ever leaves it
• One price, no subscription, no account
• Scanning and reading stay free for ever

Who makes it

SpecSheet is made by LightLoad Labs, a small software company in the USA. Questions, problems, or a report that looks wrong: write to [email protected].