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

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Fellow Reviews & Ratings

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Based on 318 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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Showing 501-510 out of 1939

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Stephy V

05/11/23

5 out of 5

"An underrated app"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love when it notifies me of upcoming meetings. I love that I can see previous notes from the same stream (recurring meetings) week after week. I love the template functionality and the ability to create meaningful meetings within this app (design intentional meetings for optimal use of time).

AU

Anonymous User

05/11/23

4.5 out of 5

"Great way to collaborate on meetings!"

What do you like best about Fellow? - Sets clear agenda for each meeting - Keeps our meetings on track with bullet points and time

KA

Kevin A

05/11/23

4 out of 5

"A good tool to keep track of projects"

What do you like best about Fellow? Being able to prepare for meetings to make sure those will be productive is very good. Giving meeting participants a chance to review the items and add to the list is also quite neat.

MB

Michelle B

05/10/23

4.5 out of 5

"Keeping me organized"

What do you like best about Fellow? I like the ease of use. Fellos allows me to take notes before my meetings and the action items helps hold me accountable for things I need to follow up on. I love how it keeps the prior week's notes so I can review or follow up on things we did not address. The integration with Slack is nice too. It has helped me keep all lists and tasks in one place

AU

Anonymous User

05/10/23

4.5 out of 5

"Keeps me organized and saves time"

What do you like best about Fellow? The integration with Google Meet is incredible, it allows me to take notes and keep myself organized during calls. What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

05/10/23

4.5 out of 5

"Excellent tool for team collaboration"

What do you like best about Fellow? It's the structure and collaboration I was looking for, but had not yet found. Really great tool and easy to use. Benefits include efficiency and organization.

AU

Anonymous User

05/10/23

5 out of 5

"I love using Fellow for my 1:1s"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love how easy it is to use Fellow, and that it is interactive. Anyone who I invite to a meeting can contribute by adding talking points, action items, etc. I also love the layout.

AU

Anonymous User

05/10/23

5 out of 5

"I use Fellow for all my meetings!"

What do you like best about Fellow? I like that it is an easy, collaborative way to prepare for meetings. It makes it easy to stay organized and on track! I love that it is fully integrated with my gmail calendar so any notes added in Fellow are linked to meetings.

DW

David W

05/09/23

5 out of 5

"This is a game changer for our company!"

What do you like best about Fellow? How integrated it is into the Google suite. Effortlessly prepare for meetings and record next steps and make meetings efficient and meaningful.

AC

Andrew C

05/09/23

5 out of 5

"Great Meeting Notes Companion to Microsoft 365"

What do you like best about Fellow? It's integration with Microsoft 365. We tried other apps, but they were primarily designed to work with Google Workspace. Microsoft 365 appeared as an afterthought.

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