M2 PLANNER SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ · Workflow & Planning
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Save products from any online store to your M2 Planner renovation library and shopping lists. M2 Planner Clipper — save the product before you close the tab Friday, a little past five. A client asks about faucets for three bathrooms, and you've got twenty-something tabs open in Chrome — Westwing, Leroy, that showroom someone just sent you a link to. Every product runs through the same familiar drill: screenshot, drop it into a presentation, price typed in by hand, link copied from the address bar, SKU dug out of some category footer. All of that, times twenty. This is where M2 Planner Clipper comes in. You open the product page, click the icon in your Chrome toolbar — and the photo, name, price, link, and SKU land in your project in M2 Planner, right where you keep the schedule, the budget, and the client's shopping lists. Next tab, another click, one more, and fifteen minutes later you've got a list you didn't have this morning. From those same items, you build whatever you actually need: a spec sheet for the contractor, a cost estimate for the client, or a moodboard combining products from five different stores. The client sees exactly what you see — no email with attachment v3 marked "the latest one." Monday morning, you're not wondering where you saved that lamp from Westwing anymore. It's just there in your product library, ready to pull into the next client's project. Sign up and see how it looks from the inside — free: https://m2planner.com
Jul 2, 2026
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