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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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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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AU

Anonymous User

06/02/21

5 out of 5

"My favorite tool to use for all my meetings and 1-on-1s"

What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow provides one central place for all our team to take notes during meetings! It's also an intuitive product, and I love that it integrates so well with Google Calendar and Slack! It's also a good place to remember your action items and provides an easy way to share meeting notes for anyone who missed it!

AU

Anonymous User

06/01/21

5 out of 5

"The future of meeting software"

What do you like best about Fellow? Notes! And apps galore - desktop and mobile What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

05/21/21

5 out of 5

"I never miss anything, because of my Fellow notes!"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love that I never come to any meetings "unprepared". I set my agenda, my talking points and then my follow up tasks. I created private steams for every one of my projects. The mix of meeting notes and stream notes allow me to easily check in on a project, and update meetings with tasks and expectations.

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Alex S

05/19/21

5 out of 5

"Just starting out learning the ropes, but hoping to get the teachers trying it out this week"

What do you like best about Fellow? How easily different aspects can integrate to potentially improve my productivity and tracking of tasks. So far is seems fairly intuitive to use and I was able to navigate the basics myself. It seems like a great tool during this COVID lockdown to be able to stay on top of what is going on without being physically in person at the school/sport science centre.

AU

Anonymous User

05/18/21

5 out of 5

"Everything in one place"

What do you like best about Fellow? The ability to have a shared place for action items for the team What do you dislike about Fellow?

HH

Hailey H

05/18/21

5 out of 5

"Great for tracking/assigning action items, taking meeting notes and facilitating 1:1s"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love Fellow's notetaking features and talking point templates What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

05/17/21

4 out of 5

"Pretty good overall!"

What do you like best about Fellow? the synchronisation with the calendar (automatic link) What do you dislike about Fellow?

JR

Justin R

05/17/21

5 out of 5

"Fellow is helpful at take meetings to the next level. Meetings are much more structured."

What do you like best about Fellow? I like the way fellow is able to structure meetings and the ability to note-take. What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

05/17/21

4 out of 5

"Pretty good overall!"

What do you like best about Fellow? the synchronisation with the calendar (automatic link) What do you dislike about Fellow?

NF

Nathan F

05/16/21

5 out of 5

"Great tool for facilitating communication"

What do you like best about Fellow? A centralized place to store past decisions, pending actions items, and talking points as you think of them What do you dislike about Fellow?

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