What will your Clawdo all day?
A Designs Claw shapes itself around your work. Pick your line of work below: every example is a real conversation you can have on day one, and every prompt is ready to copy.
The stall opens at 7. The marketing is already done.
Posts, posters and review replies, handled from the same group chat you already run the shop from.
Daily content · scheduled
Every day at 8.30am, draft one post for my café. Alternate promo and baking tip, plus a square visual in our colours.
Reputation
Draft a warm reply to this Google review, in English. Apologise for the wait, offer an Americano on us.
A3 poster: "Weekend set lunch $8.90". Teal and cream, bold, space top left for our logo.
A day with a Claw on payroll
Six moments from an ordinary Tuesday, none of which you had to start.
7:30 AM
The brief finds you
Weather, the headlines that matter to your industry, and the three things you said this week is about.
8:30 AM
Today's post, waiting
Caption and visual drafted before you're out of the shower. You reply "go", "tweak the colour", or "skip".
11:15 AM
Staff mention it in the ops group
A customer question gets a drafted reply in BM and English. Your team reviews and sends.
2:00 PM
Voice note from the car
You ramble for 90 seconds. It comes back as a typed brief for your designer and a to-do list for you.
6:00 PM · FRI
The week, on one page
It asked the group for the numbers, formatted the recap, and flagged the one figure that dropped.
25TH · 10:00 AM
Next month, already drafted
Twelve content ideas mapped to dates, before anyone asked.
Steal these three first
The prompts that make owners keep it.
Partners & stakeholders
Draft this month's update for my partners: wins, numbers, asks. I'll paste the numbers.
On the move
Turn this voice note into a brief for my designer, plus my action items.
Accountability · scheduled
Every Monday 8am, ask me my top 3 priorities. Every Friday 5pm, ask me how they went.
Say it once, It happens every time
Anything your Claw can do, it can do on a clock. This is where it stops being a tool you use and starts being staff you have.
Morning brief
Weather, headlines that matter to you, and what you said this week is about.
Today's post, drafted
Caption and visual waiting for a yes, a tweak, or a no.
The week's content plan
Seven days mapped before your first meeting.
Numbers recap
It asks the group for the week's figures, then hands back a one-pager.
Week in review
What moved, what stalled, and next week's three priorities.
Invoice reminders
Drafted and ready to send to whoever still owes you.
Every row above is one sentence to set up. Scheduled runs spend credits like any other request, so start with the two or three that matter.
It's good company in the family group too
Add your Claw to any chat you already use. It answers when you mention it, and stays quiet when you don't.
The one who never forgets.
Add your Claw to the family chat and mention it when you need it.
Sunday 5pm: Dinner plan for the week plus the grocery list.
School holidays: A 3-day itinerary with a budget the whole family can see.
Homework hour: It quizzes the kids, one question at a time, and keeps score.
Never again: Road tax, car service and bill reminders, drafted and on time.
The tiebreaker your group needed.
Twelve years of "so where do we eat" ends here.
Trip planning: The Penang weekend, mapped with a cost-split table.
Team kit: A logo and jersey mock for the futsal team, three options.
Birthdays: A roast poem for the birthday boy. Gentle. Mostly.
Weekly ritual: The Tuesday reminder nobody is allowed to ignore.