Seconds to write what used to take an evening.
LozMoto's owner used to spend an evening writing every bike listing. Now Claude drafts the full description and a ready-to-post social caption from the specs he's already entered — in his own straight-talking voice — and he just reviews, tweaks and publishes.
- 01
The specs go in once
A registration lookup auto-fills make, model, year, engine and colour, so the bike's details are on the page before Loz types a word. He adds one line of highlights — "recent service, new tyres, two keys" — and that's the whole input.
- 02
Claude writes the listing
One click sends the specs to Claude, which returns a full markdown description — opener, a Highlights section, an honest closing line — plus a social caption with hashtags and the shop's number. It's tuned to write like Loz: British English, real enthusiasm, no corporate waffle.
- 03
He reviews, then it ships
The draft drops straight into an editable field — the UI even reminds him to personalise before publishing — and the social caption copies to Facebook, Instagram, Google Business or TikTok in one tap. The AI does the typing; the dealer keeps the final say.
- Seconds
- to a full draft, not an evening
- In his voice
- British English, zero corporate waffle
- He approves
- every draft is editable before it ships
