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The Recruiter
Ruairí the fawn — yours gets the name you choose
Reads every one properly, argues the shortlist out loud, and never lets a good application sit a week.
Reads every application the day it lands and shortlists against your bar.
A small team hiring is a hundred applications nobody has time to read, and the good ones take another job while they wait.
- Takes off your team
- 3–10 hrs/wk
- Pays per result
- €4 per application screened
- Live in
- 10 days
About €450–€1,500 a month of staff time at €35/hr
Quiet month: €45 minimum. Busy month: never more than €350. No monthly plan to sign. Setup €300–500 once, credited back at month 3.
Built to order for your stack, then a week in draft
- Ruairí reading every application the day it arrives, against your written bar
- Everyone answered inside 24 hours — the noes politely, in your words
- A shortlist with the reason each person is on it, in one page
- Interviews booked straight into your diary from the slots you keep free
- A log of every decision, so a rejected applicant is never a mystery
Ruairí at work
What it does
- 01
Reads each application against the bar you set, not a keyword list
- 02
Replies to everyone within a day, including the noes, kindly
- 03
Books the shortlist into your diary and tells you why they are on it
Plugs into
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Google Sheets
- Shared inbox
On something older or in-house? It reads a shared sheet instead — how it plugs in.
Questions people ask
Does an AI decide who gets rejected?
No. It sorts and it argues its reasoning, and every rejection waits for a person to release it during the shadow week. What it removes is the reading, not the judgement.
What does AI CV screening cost?
€3.50 per application screened, with a €45 quiet-month minimum and a €350 ceiling however heavy the round. You pay per application read, not per month of having it.
What happens to applicants' personal data?
It stays in the tools you already hold it in — your inbox, your sheet. We read it, act on it and log the action; we do not copy it into a database of our own, and the DPA covers exactly this.
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