Curb turns a walkaround into a car listing

Field notes

The workflow begins on the lot rather than at a desktop: staff can use Meta Ray-Bans, a phone, or files from a laptop or detailer. A spoken walkaround supplies the narrative, while the agent is described as combining that transcription with visual evidence to assemble inventory details. The page names Autotrader, Facebook, Craigslist, and dealer websites as publishing destinations. Its separate Copilot offering is listed at $29 per month and focuses on follow-up texts, test-drive appointments, and posting reminders.