Robomotion RPA builds software robots that click, type and copy data in your web and desktop apps, just as a person would. It's for founders and small teams stuck with repetitive work in tools that have no API, such as old desktop software, supplier portals or spreadsheets. The deal is one payment of $119 for 2 users, 2 production robots, 5 application robots and 25 flows, on Mac, Linux and Windows. It ends on 30 November 2026.
What it can do for you
Automate jobs like downloading reports from a portal every morning, copying orders from emails into a spreadsheet, or filling in forms in a desktop app. Flows are built visually with nodes, and an AI agent and chat assistant help you build them. Robots can run on a schedule as often as every 30 minutes on the entry tier.
What people like
AppSumo reviewers describe it as unusually capable for desktop and browser automation, with automations that run without random failures. Long-term users praise the active Discord community, Academy videos and templates.
The honest downsides
- It's low-code, not no-code. Reviewers say to expect to learn some basic JavaScript, selectors and the Function node. One review title sums it up: daunting at first, then excellent.
- Windows is best for desktop automation. Reviewers note desktop work is strongest on Windows.
- The entry tier is small. Two production robots and no cloud execution hours means robots run on your own machines.
- Deadline. The deal ends on 30 November, so test your main automation inside the 60-day refund window.
Skip it if
- the apps you use already connect through Zapier or Activepieces (that's simpler)
- you don't want to learn any code
- you need robots running in the cloud
Alternatives
We don't list a better robot tool for apps without an API. If your apps have integrations, an automation tool is easier:
- Activepieces for free, app-to-app automation with a generous free plan.
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