Paste a link. Get a finished page.
Catalogue businesses — yachts, villas, property, anything sold off a spec sheet — lose hours re-typing what a broker’s site already has. This turns a pasted URL into a complete, multilingual, SEO-ready listing instead.
■ What it does
Reads a listing the way a person would
Point it at a broker’s page and it pulls specs, cabin layout, amenities, and every photo it can find — merging multiple source listings for the same item into one clean record instead of duplicating it.
Writes four languages natively, not through translation
Turkish, English, Russian, Arabic — each written in that language, not machine-translated from one master copy. A calque reads as translated even when it’s grammatically correct; native copy in each language doesn’t.
SEO-ready the moment it publishes
Title, meta description, and URL structure are generated correctly on the way in — nobody edits an SEO field by hand afterward.
Runs from your own panel, not ours
The person adding a new listing is the client’s own staff, from their own admin panel. Nobody has to ask ra.studio to add a boat, a villa, or a property.
Fills gaps without overwriting what’s already right
Paste a second source for something already in the catalogue and it only fills empty fields and adds new photos — fields someone already edited by hand are left alone.
■ Where it is working today
Bodrum Life Yacht
Every yacht in the charter and sale fleet — specs, gallery, and copy in TR/EN/RU/AR — was brought in this way, merged from three separate broker source systems into one catalogue.
■ What it will not do
- —Publish a listing without a human ever having seen it — a draft goes to review first.
- —Overwrite a field someone already corrected by hand.
- —Invent a spec, a price, or a claim that isn’t in the source.