Robo.ie
AI job-application toolkit built for the Irish market. It scores a CV against applicant tracking systems for free, then rewrites bullets, drafts cover letters, benchmarks salaries and drills interviews through one-off purchases that never renew.
What is Robo.ie?
Robo.ie is a set of AI job-application tools built specifically for the Irish labour market and published by Conjora Limited. Its entry point is a free applicant tracking system analysis: you upload a CV as PDF, DOCX or TXT, up to 5 MB, and get a score out of 100 plus a list of detected problems in under sixty seconds, with no account and no card. The free engine is rule-based, and the site advertises more than 200 ATS rules alongside over twenty Irish-specific checks.
Those checks fall into four families: formatting and structure, Irish conventions, keyword matching and content quality. The Irish angle is the product's central claim. It looks for Leaving Certificate rather than "High School", CAO points, +353 telephone formatting, Irish English spellings such as organise and colour, work permit status, and local date conventions.
Beyond the free scan, a €3.99 one-off AI review returns specific bullet rewrites, missing keywords, a cover letter opening and a four-step action plan. Three one-off packages at €19.99, €34.99 and €59.99 add full AI CV rewrites, cover letters, interview preparation sessions and a salary negotiation script generator.
Several companion tools sit around this core. Job Tailor adapts a CV to a pasted job advert. An interview simulator offers behavioural, technical and situational questions with STAR-method guidance, though AI feedback is reserved for package buyers. An application tracker records statuses, follow-up reminders and response rates. A salary benchmark covers more than fifty roles across Dublin, Cork, Galway and remote work, presented as drawn from CSO and IDA Ireland figures and recruiter surveys.
The commercial model is unusual for this category: every purchase is one-off, nothing renews, no card is stored, and credits remain valid for twelve months. The site also refuses to publish testimonials it cannot verify, and labels its single homepage quote as unverified.
Two advertised modules are not yet live: automatic job matching, described as launching soon, and a €19.99 LinkedIn profile optimisation add-on marked coming soon. Robo.ie is web-only, with no mobile app, browser extension or public API.
What it does
- Score a CV against Irish applicant tracking systems, free and without an account
- Rewrite weak experience bullets into action verbs and quantified results
- Generate a cover letter tailored to a pasted job advert, in a formal or conversational tone
- Benchmark a role against 2026 Irish salary ranges by city and seniority
- Produce a salary negotiation script calibrated to the employer type
- Practise Irish interview questions and receive AI feedback on the answers
- Track every application, its status and the resulting response rate
When to use Robo.ie / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Robo.ie is the right fit.
When to use Robo.ie
- Job seekers applying for roles in Ireland who suspect their CV is being filtered out before a recruiter reads it
- Students and recent graduates entering the Irish market, who can also request a student discount by email
- Career changers who need their existing experience reframed for a different sector
- Candidates from outside Ireland who must adapt a foreign CV to local conventions such as the Leaving Certificate, CAO points and +353 phone formats
- People who want to pay once for a short, finite job search rather than commit to a monthly subscription
When not to use Robo.ie
- Job seekers outside Ireland: the ATS rules, salary data and CV conventions are all Irish-specific
- Anyone looking for a job board or automatic matching, which the site still describes as launching soon
- Recruiters and employers, since every tool is built for the candidate side of the process
- Developers wanting an API or a technical integration, as no public API is documented anywhere on the site
- Under-18s, who are excluded by the publisher's terms of service
How to use Robo.ie
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open the CV analyser and drop in a CV as PDF, DOCX or TXT, no larger than 5 MB
- Read the free ATS score out of 100 and the list of issues found, without creating an account
- Decide from that score whether to buy the one-off AI review at €3.99 or go straight to a package
- Use the AI review to apply the specific bullet rewrites, missing keywords and four-step action plan
- Paste a job advert into Job Tailor to realign the CV on that advert's keywords
- Generate a cover letter from the same advert, choosing a formal tone for multinationals and the public sector or a conversational one for startups and SMEs
- Add three to five concrete achievements to sharpen the generated letter, then review and edit it before sending
- Check the salary benchmark for the role and city, then generate a negotiation script by entering the employer type, current offer, target and years of experience
- Practise interview questions by role and question type, and read the AI feedback if a package was purchased
- Log each application in the tracker and monitor status, follow-up reminders and response rate
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The full ATS score and every issue found are shown before any payment, with no account and no card
- Genuine Irish specialisation that generic tools do not cover: Leaving Certificate, CAO points, +353 formats and Irish English
- One-off pricing with no renewal, no stored card and credits valid for twelve months
- A very low paid entry point at €3.99, well below the first package
- Salary sources are named rather than asserted, citing CSO, IDA Ireland and recruiter surveys
- An explicit policy of not publishing unverifiable testimonials, applied to its own homepage quote
- Irish publisher under Irish law, with subprocessors listed by name in the privacy policy
Cons
- Useful almost exclusively for the Irish market, which makes it dead weight for applications elsewhere
- Two prominently advertised features are not delivered: the job board and LinkedIn profile optimisation
- No refund once the service is activated, under the EU rules on digital content
- Credits are capped per package and expire after twelve months
- The legal documents cover the whole Conjora network and describe auto-renewing subscriptions this product does not sell
- Internal inconsistencies: the student discount is 20% on the pricing page and 50% in the FAQ, and the two salary pages publish different ranges for the same roles
- No mobile app, no API, no published DPA, no named DPO and no verifiable social presence
Pricing & Plans
A permanent free plan is available: the CV analysis and ATS scoring can be used repeatedly without an account or payment. The lowest paid entry point is a one-off AI review at €3.99 (EUR). Packages start at €19.99 and rise to €59.99, all charged once, with credits valid for twelve months. Nothing renews and no card details are retained.
- CV analysis
- ATS score out of 100
- Irish formatting check and section review
- with no account
- specific bullet rewrites
- keyword gaps
- a cover letter opening
- Irish market insight and a four-step action plan
- 1 full AI CV rewrite
- 1 cover letter
- ATS and Irish formatting check
- keyword gap report and email support
- 2 CV rewrites
- 2 cover letters
- 1 interview prep session
- keyword gap report
- salary negotiation script and priority support
- 3 CV rewrites
- 3 cover letters
- 2 interview prep sessions
- keyword gap report
- salary negotiation script and priority support
- LinkedIn Profile Optimisation — €19.99 announced but marked coming soon
- and not currently on sale
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Robo.ie handles your data.
GDPR overview
GDPR compliance is claimed explicitly and repeatedly, on the homepage, the pricing page and the FAQ. Because Conjora Limited is established in Ireland, the GDPR applies directly and no Article 27 representative is required or named. The privacy policy lists six rights: access, rectification, erasure, portability, objection and withdrawal of consent, exercised through privacy@conjora.ie with a stated response time of 30 days. It names the Irish Data Protection Commission as the supervisory authority, and describes essential cookies plus refusable Google Analytics cookies, with no advertising trackers. Concrete gaps remain: no data processing agreement is published or offered, no data protection officer is named, and the policy is written for the whole Conjora product network rather than for Robo.ie specifically.
Who owns the data?
Conjora Limited, an Irish-registered company, is named as the data controller under the GDPR and the Irish Data Protection Acts. Its privacy policy states that personal data is never sold and never used for advertising profiling, and that card details are never stored, payment being handled by Stripe, which may return transaction metadata. Data is shared with a named set of processors: Stripe, Google Firebase and Google Cloud, Google Analytics, Google Workspace SMTP and the Google Gemini API. Users may request erasure at any time through privacy@conjora.ie. Note that Robo.ie's own FAQ claims information is never shared with third parties, which sits awkwardly beside that published processor list.
Reuse rights
The publisher states that a CV is processed in order to analyse it rather than to harvest it, and that users may delete their data at any time. Declared purposes are limited to delivering and improving the service, managing accounts and purchases, sending transactional email, sending opted-in product messages, meeting legal obligations and preventing fraud. Usage data is described as anonymised. AI generation runs through the Google Gemini API, and the policy states that no personally identifiable information is sent to AI APIs. Output belongs to the user to send as they wish, and the site advises reviewing and editing it first. Nothing on the site or in the policies addresses whether customer data trains AI models, and no opt-out is described.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Hosting is described only at group level and never pinned to a country. The privacy policy names Google Firebase and Google Cloud for authentication, database hosting and application infrastructure, and qualifies their location as EU-region servers where available. That conditional wording is the only geographical indication given, so the EU can be recorded as a region but no hosting country can be confirmed. The publisher states that storage is encrypted through Google Firebase, that HTTPS is used across all its products, and that access controls limit who can reach user data. The jurisdiction itself is clear even where the servers are not: Conjora Limited is registered in Ireland, the terms are governed by Irish law and disputes fall to the Irish courts, with the Irish Data Protection Commission named as supervisory authority. The domain resolves behind Cloudflare on an anycast address, which reveals nothing about where data actually rests.
Where Robo.ie works
Country-level availability.
Available in
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Robo.ie.
- AI-written CVs and cover letters can flatten what makes a candidate distinctive; the site itself warns that output needs review before use and guarantees no interview or offer
- Leaning on generated bullets can erode the ability to describe your own experience, which still has to be defended out loud in an interview
- Quantified achievements invented or inflated to raise an ATS score become misrepresentations the candidate has to answer for later
- The salary ranges are presented by the site as indicative estimates from public data, and the two salary pages disagree with each other, so treating them as a firm negotiating floor is risky
- Headline statistics such as 72% of Irish CVs being rejected, or a score rising from 42 to 91, carry no verifiable source
- A CV is sensitive personal data; it is processed by third-party AI infrastructure and retained for 30 days, and no data processing agreement is published
- Purchases cannot be refunded once activated, so the free scan should be used before committing to any package
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Essentially none. Robo.ie is a web tool with nothing to install or configure. The free ATS analysis requires neither an account nor a card: you upload a CV and read the score. An account is only needed to buy and spend credits, which become available immediately after payment. The single practical constraint is the file itself, which must be a PDF, DOCX or TXT of 5 MB or less. Scanned or image-based PDFs and password-protected files cannot be read and will score nothing, so a text-layer export is required.
Deployment
Integrations
Supported languages
Behind Robo.ie
Resources
All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.
Frequently asked questions
Is the free plan genuinely free?
Will I ever be charged again after buying?
What do the paid packages include?
What makes it different from a generic CV tool?
What happens to my CV after the analysis?
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
Is there a student discount?
Who is behind Robo.ie?
Should you pick Robo.ie?
Robo.ie is a deliberately narrow product, and that is its main strength. By restricting itself to the Irish market it can check things generic CV tools never look at: Leaving Certificate wording, CAO points, +353 phone formats, Irish English spelling and local references conventions. The free ATS scan is not a teaser either. It returns the full score and every issue found before any payment is requested, which makes the tool unusually easy to evaluate before spending anything.
The commercial model deserves credit too. In a category saturated with subscriptions, Robo.ie sells one-off purchases from €3.99, stores no card and lets credits run for twelve months. For a job search, which is by nature finite, that fits the need better than a recurring charge someone forgets to cancel.
The reservations are real, though. Two features given prominent space are not delivered: automatic job matching is still described as launching soon, and the LinkedIn add-on is marked coming soon while carrying a price. The legal documents are not written for this product but for the publisher's whole network, and they describe auto-renewing subscriptions Robo.ie does not sell, which makes them an unreliable guide to what you are actually buying. Several figures also contradict each other across the site: the student discount appears as both 20% and 50%, and the two salary pages give different ranges for the same roles.
Taken together, this is a credible and honestly framed tool for someone job hunting in Ireland, especially at the free and €3.99 tiers where the risk is negligible. Anyone applying outside Ireland, or expecting the job board, should look elsewhere.
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