
Fellow Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Fellow is a meeting management tool, but lacks sufficient information to provide a comprehensive review. Without a clear description or features, its value proposition remains unclear.Read more
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Scott M
09/19/22
"Bringing agendas, notes and idea streams into the 21st century"
What do you like best about Fellow? I've used some competing apps in the past, but Fellow stands out amongst them for the ease and simplicity of use. Many teammates have commented on how easier it has made keeping ideas and notes organized and on-task. Easy enough for any of our team to be able to immediately jump in and use, while robust enough for us to be continually expanding on the functionality.
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Anonymous User
09/19/22
"Great Tool for Meeting Notes"
What do you like best about Fellow? Where to take meeting notes winds up being a massive PITA for organizations. Everyone has their spot ... and they're never the same. Additionally, keeping track of agendas for upcoming meetings is convoluted. What Fellow does better than any tool I've used is make it easy and central to take notes FROM meetings and prepare agendas FOR meetings. It integrates with SFDC, so you can have those notes live anywhere. The UI is clean, the CS team is excellent, ...
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Anonymous User
09/19/22
"Fellow Makes Meetings Easier!"
What do you like best about Fellow? I love having ALL of my meetings and notes in one place What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Luis Ignacio A
09/19/22
"A must-have tool"
What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow is for me an indispensable tool during my 1:1s. Not only it helps to have the single source of truth in one place and make sure everyone is on the same page before the event, but it also alerts me and sends quick directs links that improve so much my productivity.
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Anonymous User
09/19/22
"great tool for meeting structures"
What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow helps to structure meetings, align people beforehand, empowers all to come prepared without needing to send out meeting notes and ensures we don't lose track of action points.
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Tolga S
09/19/22
"The best meeting tool"
What do you like best about Fellow? Collaborative meeting agenda and meeting streams that allow meet to follow tasks easliy What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Shawn P
09/19/22
"Super slick, useful note-taking tool useful for many teams"
What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow is most useful for people who have cadence-based meetings (lots of repeated weekly, monthly meetings). The note-taking feature of Fellow is very smooth and useful (good formatting tools, clean UI, etc.), but the most interesting feature was the "Older notes" merge that allows you to go back to last week's meeting to follow up on talking points and action items. It's like a cleaner version of Google Docs that is automatically assigned to meetings ...
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Bernadette W
09/19/22
"Fellow is the best tool needed to keep you on track for your meetings!"
What do you like best about Fellow? I find Fellow very helpful as a tool to keep my thoughts and tasks on track. I have a problem with this but since I began using it I have nothing but great words!
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Anonymous User
09/19/22
"Fellow Review"
What do you like best about Fellow? I like that we ca track the stream from meeting to meeting, and that we can co-create a document. This is helpful for my staff who are taking ownership of their performance, as well as for my insight into their understandings!
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Anonymous User
09/19/22
"Keeps you organized for meetings and makes sure you don't forget things to bring up in a meeting"
What do you like best about Fellow? The private notes feature is nice to have so others don't see your notes and you can't go back and look at them at a later date
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