
Fellow Reviews in July 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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Anonymous User
07/07/23
"It's So Simple to Use"
What do you like best about Fellow? It is self-explanatory. It keeps you on task when having meetings. It keeps the notes from previous meetings. What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Mark M
07/07/23
"Fellow works"
What do you like best about Fellow? Where do you start? It makes meetings easier and more productive through a combination of features and understanding what's needed to extract the most from a meeting in your calendar. It integrates extremely well with other applications and Is being developed to maximise continued value from the application.
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Anonymous User
07/07/23
"Structured enough to help me keep things organised, flexible enough that I can make it my own."
What do you like best about Fellow? It has useful primitives (discussion points, action items, logs) that I can use as building blocks both to have effective meetings, but also to keep track of my own work. As specific features go, I love the private notes; allows me to still have all context in the same place, but keep things confidential where need be.
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Anonymous User
07/07/23
"Makes meeting notes & planning a breeze"
What do you like best about Fellow? I love the ability to carry action items out of meeting notes and into my personal planner/to-do list. What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Melissa S
07/06/23
"Everything together in one spot"
What do you like best about Fellow? I can use Fellow for several tasks - meeting notes, impact tracking, burner lists. What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Anonymous User
07/06/23
"Meet Less Produce More"
What do you like best about Fellow? Having shared notes, action items, and reminders in a workday with 10 hours of meetings has been extremely helpful in reducing the time spent meeting and increasing the time spent making changes. Its taken our time management to the next level.
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Anonymous User
07/06/23
"Excellent meeting companion"
What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow helps make my meetings much more organized and streamlined. What do you dislike about Fellow?
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Gregory F
07/06/23
"Fellow makes meetings easier, organized, and consistent"
What do you like best about Fellow? We use Asana, Google Suite, Slack and Fellow. The integration of these tools together is magical. The connection to Asana task creation and tracking is nice. Being able to stay in Fellow during a meeting and create Tasks is very streamlined. Pulling in the events from the calendar for each person to create meeting notes/agendas is very useful. The Fellow templates for meetings are plentiful and the easy of making new templates is great. I've been sold ...
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Gary S
07/06/23
"Great meeting tool to get results."
What do you like best about Fellow? Easy integration with other project management tools. Utilizing Fellow integration with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Asana to manage customer communications. Fellow has helped significantly in ensuring follow-ups are made and those accountable are aware of the assigned tasks. A very cost-effective great tool to allow your meetings to flow efficiently.
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Anonymous User
07/06/23
"Useful way to have meetings with purpose and manage on going performance even performance review."
What do you like best about Fellow? The versatility of the tool, encompasses meetings, reviews feedback. A one stop shop tool at a fraction of the cost of Culture Amp and the like. It also integrates into meetings seamlessly, able to retrieve information with ease.
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