Vehicle description generator for car dealers.
Every used unit on your lot gets a title and a description written from its own specs, trim and photos. Not a template with the year swapped. You read each one and it posts what you approved.
No two listings come out sounding the same.
A base model and a loaded one read differently, the way they should. You get a hundred listings that were each written for the car in front of them, not a hundred copies of the same paragraph.
It writes from the real detail
Trim, drivetrain, options, kilometres and the photos on that specific unit. If the car has the tow package, the description knows.
The title follows a shape you pick
Year, make, model and trim in the order your store writes them, held the same across every unit so the lot looks like one dealership listed it.
Your standing lines go on every one
The line about your dealership and the line telling a buyer what to do next get set once in settings and then ride along on every listing.
Specials get their own treatment
Lease and finance pricing is written the way those offers need to be written, rather than jammed into a sentence about a cash price.
Nothing posts until you've read it.
It writes from the specs already in your inventory, and you are the last check before anything is public. If a line is wrong, fix it right there and post the version you want. Reading a hundred of them takes about twenty minutes, which is the difference between a morning and a fortnight.
Cars that land today are written up by morning.
The part nobody gets to. A unit hits your website, and the write-up is waiting for you the next time you sit down, rather than sitting in the "I'll do it later" pile until it's three weeks old.
It notices the new stock
New units get picked up from your inventory and drafted without anybody keying them in.
You come in to a queue, not a backlog
Read, approve, done. The ones you didn't get to are still there tomorrow.
What does it write the description from?
The vehicle record already on your website: year, make, model, trim, kilometres, drivetrain, options and the photos. It does not invent equipment the car doesn't have.
What if it writes something wrong?
You'll catch it, because nothing goes out until you've read it. Edit the line right there and post the version you want.
Can I control how the titles are formatted?
Yes. Pick the order your store writes them in and it holds that across every unit. Same for the line about your dealership and the closing line to the buyer, which you set once in settings.
Will every listing sound the same?
No, and that's deliberate. Each one is written for that specific car, so a stripped work truck and a loaded one don't come out as the same paragraph. What stays consistent is the voice, not the sentences.
Does it handle lease and finance specials?
Yes. Those get written the way an offer needs to be written rather than being squeezed into a line about a cash price.
Watch it write up your own cars.
Seven days, free, on your real inventory. If the writing isn't good enough, you'll know by Friday.