Dashboard
Did a car go out today?
The panel opens on the one number that matters: whether the lot got a post today. It counts business days, not calendar days, so a quiet Saturday never breaks a streak.
- Posts sent today, business days covered this week, and your current run
- A weekday with nothing sent is called out instead of quietly passing
- Recent sends to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, newest first
- Nothing is counted until the post actually goes out
Capture
Pull a car off any dealer site
Open a vehicle page on your dealership's website and press one button. Studio reads the car and hands you everything a listing needs.
- Year, make, model, trim, price, mileage, stock number and VIN
- Equipment and feature list, pulled from the page as written
- Every photo, in the order the site shows them
- Add your dealership by typing its address — DealerCarSearch, Dealer.com, DealerOn and Dealer Inspire all work
Studio never posts for you. It fills everything in and stops. You read it over and press Post yourself.
Library
The whole lot, kept
Every car you capture stays in a library on your own computer, with its price history and a record of where it has been posted.
- One button walks your inventory pages and captures every vehicle — roughly ten minutes for a hundred cars, and you can keep working in other tabs
- When an asking price drops, the car's card says so — a reason to post it again
- Cars that come off your website move under "Possibly sold" for a person to confirm; nothing is marked sold on its own
- Search by title, stock number or VIN
$29,244 · 81,212 mi · #K900Price drop
$26,980 · 34,110 mi · #H2213 sent
$17,450 · 68,900 mi · #C1189Possibly sold
Listings
Written before you sit down
The Marketplace form comes back filled in, and the Instagram caption is written from the same car — your name, your phone, your dealership.
- Facebook Marketplace vehicle fields filled in, with a clean emoji-led description
- Instagram captions and hashtags built from the car and your details
- An AutoCheck summary card when the report is on the page
- Duplicate warning before you post the same unit twice
Reels
A vertical Reel from the same photos
The photos you already captured become a vertical video with fades, a title card and a price plate — ready for Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
- Built from the vehicle's own photos, no extra shoot
- Original licensed music, trimmed to length, with the credit added to the caption
- Record a voiceover in the tab or upload one — the music ducks underneath it
- Rendered at 1080 × 1920 and saved alongside the car in the library
2019 GMC Canyon
All Terrain
$29,244
1080 × 1920 · music ducked under voiceover · credit added to the caption
Manager view
What the boss sees
On the dealership plan, everything the floor posts rolls up to a manager page on its own site — one page per store, no spreadsheets.
- Every salesperson at that store, and when each last posted
- Date, time, year, make, model, stock number and platform for each post
- Built from the posts themselves, not from anything typed in afterward
- A login only ever loads the store it belongs to
Setup
Key in, code in, post a car
Studio is a Chrome extension. Install it, paste the licence key, and if your store is on the dealership plan, add the store code so your posts reach the manager page.
- Licence keys look like P4U-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX and cover two computers
- Needs Google Chrome on a Mac or Windows machine
- Your own Facebook, Instagram or TikTok accounts — Studio uses the ones you are signed into
- Dealership code is eight characters, one per store
Skip the store code and the seat still works — but the manager sees an empty board, so put it in while you have the salesperson in front of you.