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Fellow Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Fellow Reviews & Ratings

4.69

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Based on 1787 ratings & 1939 reviews

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Keith L

08/17/22

5 out of 5

"Love keeping meetings organized!"

What do you like best about Fellow? With built-in calendar integration, I'm able to prepare agendas and take notes from meetings easily and in *one place*. Such a great tool!

DV

Diego v

08/17/22

4.5 out of 5

"Game changer. My meetings will never be the same."

What do you like best about Fellow? Ease to use. Ability to set templates for recurring 1:1s.

MF

Marc F

08/17/22

5 out of 5

"Great system, has brought the whole team onto the same page."

What do you like best about Fellow? Everyone comes to the meeting with an agenda. Notes and tasks no longer get lost or forgotten. What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

08/17/22

4.5 out of 5

"Big fan of Fellow for over a year!"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love the Meeting Notes feature in Fellow - I use it daily and it's super helpful to keep track of talking points and takeaways from meetings!

AU

Anonymous User

08/17/22

5 out of 5

"A better work flow"

What do you like best about Fellow? Organization, meeting flow, tasks for employees What do you dislike about Fellow?

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Jason K

08/16/22

3 out of 5

"Fellow's great but I probably wouldn't use it if it was not mandated"

What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow is great for prompting meeting agendas and taking notes in meetings. What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

08/16/22

4 out of 5

"Great note and communication tool for asynchronous teams"

What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow.app is a great tool for notes and automation. During meetings, you can easily add talking points, provide additional context, and keep track of action items. When the meeting is done, automation can quickly share the content to Slack and other venues, which helps folks that might have missed the meeting to stay in the loop.

AU

Anonymous User

08/16/22

4.5 out of 5

"Fellow is very useful to prepare for the numerous meetings I have. Especially 1:1s."

What do you like best about Fellow? When I think about something to discuss in a future meeting, I go straight to fellow in order to write it and not to forget about it. It replaces a bit my personal notes;

AU

Anonymous User

08/16/22

5 out of 5

"Great tool for Meeting Planning!"

What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow is a great tool to help keep me on track with what I want to achieve in my meetings. I also really appreciate being able to connect the meetings and view the historical discussion topics and action plans.

AU

Anonymous User

08/16/22

5 out of 5

"Fellow has positively impacted our team's work flow"

What do you like best about Fellow? Our team has adopted Fellow broadly, and our favorite feature likely is that it reduces interruptions. Because it's so easy to add agenda items for the next 1:1, we often will add whatever topic comes up instead of interrupting each other in real-time. A surprisingly large number of issues/topics can wait for the next 1:1, increasing focus for all.

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