
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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Steven O
02/08/22
"Game changer for promoting actionable meetings"
What do you like best about Fellow? The ease of use and user experience is phenomenal. Well thought out templates for various meeting types and initiatives. Easy to collaborate on agendas before a meeting and notes during a meeting all at the same time! The ability to send Fellow users and even those without accounts a simple summary via email and other means is very helpful.
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Anonymous User
02/08/22
"Daily Planner meets Meeting prep meets Google docs"
What do you like best about Fellow? Action items from a meeting are tracked across meetings and assigned to people. It's integrated with slack and my g suite calendar. Best meeting and planning app I've used.
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Anonymous User
02/08/22
"Rethink your talking points, agendas, action items, and calendar organization!"
What do you like best about Fellow? The ability for Fellow to help me stay organized is absolutely wonderful. I'm very grateful to have this as a "mandatory" part of the leadership toolkit at Shopify.
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Anonymous User
02/08/22
"Really a great tool!"
What do you like best about Fellow? Stream feature and action items. Stream feature helps a lot remember what we talked about. Actiont items helps do not forget things to do.
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Lanny M
02/08/22
"Great integration with Google."
What do you like best about Fellow? Seamless integration to Google (calendar + meets), increases the value of both tools. Easy to use personally, does not require participation from all team members. Real-time collab is nicely done
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Vreni L
02/08/22
"Have productive & focussed meetings"
What do you like best about Fellow? It is great to ensure each meeting has a focus and clear set of points to discuss. We are able to avoid those awkward silences because we know who's points will be discussed first and the order of following items. We can track the action items and view the meeting history (really handy for regular meetings to have a log of what's been happening and which decisions were made). Last aspect I'd like to highlight is the google meet integration so that we can ...
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Runa T
02/08/22
"Versatile"
What do you like best about Fellow? It's really good at helping keep track of ongoing meetings agenda items, canceling meetings automatically, and keeping track of assigned tasks.
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Ramabhishek T
02/08/22
"Helpful Meeting notes/Reminders tools in daily life"
What do you like best about Fellow? Il was looking for such a tool for a very long time where I could find all my meeting notes in one place. Every day it sends me reminders of my action items. I used google notes and notepad before my notes, but they were getting lost.
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Jason P
02/08/22
"Helps ensure effective meetings"
What do you like best about Fellow? 1) Collaboration: working through an agenda with the team, taking transparent notes along the way, and clearly noting action items for participants. 2) Structure: starting with a template of agenda items, action items, and general note-taking helps ensure meetings effectively cover the basics. 3) Carrying forward incomplete action items or agenda items that we ran out of time to cover.
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Anshuman P
02/08/22
"Helps me keep prepared and organized for meetings"
What do you like best about Fellow? 1. Can set agenda and talking points for meetings in advance 2. Can follow up on pending action points
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