Depop's native listing UI was built for casual sellers. It shows. Every item is the same loop: pick a category, type the brand, write a description, guess a price. Twenty items in a session and you've lost an hour.
A Windows desktop app. Drop the photos — the AI reads the item and fills in the form. Brand, era, condition, measurements, price. Fix what's wrong. Done.
Drag and drop up to five photos per item. HEIC, WebP, JPEG supported. Thumbnails generated locally.
Claude looks at all the photos at once. Reads the brand tag, the tape measure, the badge and sponsor. Fills in title, description, era, condition, price. Check it and move on.
Set up a brand, department, condition, and shipping once. Save it as a template. Load it for the next item.
Everything goes into a local draft queue. Review, edit, pick a batch, publish. Nothing leaves until you say so.
Photos go to Cloudinary, listing goes to Depop. One button.