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Fellow - Meeting Management Tools

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

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Fellow Reviews & Ratings

4.7

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Based on 318 ratings & 1939 reviews

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(320)

Good

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Spotsaas Editor’s POV

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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Hector F

01/23/23

4 out of 5

"Good centralized tool"

What do you like best about Fellow? Great tool to share and standardise comms, from internal reviews to external weekly/recurrent updates. Easy to use and share.

AU

Anonymous User

01/22/23

4 out of 5

"a safe space for meeting content"

What do you like best about Fellow? - all of my meetings are there - space for notes by default

AU

Anonymous User

01/22/23

5 out of 5

"Wish I've known Fellow earlier"

What do you like best about Fellow? The interface is so easy to use. I like how I can copy the action items across different notes. Slack integration is so cool and I could send the meeting notes to the team via Slack and receive notifications

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Taylor H

01/22/23

5 out of 5

"Fellow Will Change Your Life"

What do you like best about Fellow? Humans are SO BAD at setting agendas for meetings, and then they host countless meetings that are completely pointless. Fellow has been a game changer for our company at Eden Data, as we require every team member to set an agenda before a meeting and ensure that the meeting actually has a purpose. I can go back and look for past notes from sales calls, from team meetings, from peer reviews, etc. and it establishes an audit trail for every single meeting ...

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Emilee H

01/22/23

5 out of 5

"just what we needed!"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love templating meetings, live note-taking, and the ability to assign action items. The interface helps keep me engaged, it's aesthetically pleasing enough that I don't get bored.

AU

Anonymous User

01/22/23

5 out of 5

"Productivity booster for the team and myself"

What do you like best about Fellow? The calendar integration and how the app opens automatically at the begining of each meeting with agenda. I also love the realtime editing and how users can comment on topics or action items. The action items show in the meeting and personal view, so everyone follows up and acts.

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Jamie A

01/21/23

5 out of 5

"Director of Sales"

What do you like best about Fellow? I use Fellow in every single one of my meetings. It is a great place holder for future conversation topics as they come to you on the fly through the week.

AU

Anonymous User

01/21/23

5 out of 5

"has drastically changed how we run meetings!"

What do you like best about Fellow? - ability to assign items to particular people - integrations with Asana and Slack

EC

Eddie C

01/21/23

4 out of 5

"Define talking points for meeting"

What do you like best about Fellow? Before each meeting, I can define talking points in advance. So, during the meeting, we can discuss each talking point. Providing feedback for them, and list out actions item (is applicable) to follow up.

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Candace S

01/21/23

4.5 out of 5

"Head of Process & Delivery"

What do you like best about Fellow? Maintaining state across multiple meetings. I can take notes in one meeting, and then send (link) the action item to the meeting where we can action it.

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