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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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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 941-950 out of 1939

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Anonymous User

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Great tracker for tasks and meetings"

What do you like best about Fellow? I like that I can create new lists (or 'notes') each day, bringing forward incomplete tasks. The fact that you can reorganise points is great, as priorities change and shift. I also like that you can set deadlines for tasks and then change them as needed.

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Andrea G

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Very useful tool!"

What do you like best about Fellow? You can customize your templates accordingly to what you need. What do you dislike about Fellow?

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Ashanti B

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Great Software"

What do you like best about Fellow? It is a good way to track upcoming projects for meeting agendas What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Great for Organization and Structure"

What do you like best about Fellow? - Integrated view with Google Meet makes it really easy to use - Mobile App is a huge plus

HA

Hèlmi A

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Fellow is the best tool in term of organizing meetings, keeping notes, creating action items."

What do you like best about Fellow? It's easy to use and very efficient. It's like my daily board in front of me, helps me prepare for meetings, and I can safely take notes and create action items to organize my daily workflow, it's super useful to check these when you need them. You can create custom templates depending on your meetings and even create your personal action items, it's private and it's powerful. I love how Fellow pops up every time I have a meeting and how I can access it ...

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AU

Anonymous User

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Extremely helpful"

What do you like best about Fellow? Fellow helps me keep track of open items from meetings as well as help keep my team on task with goals and benchmarks.

AU

Anonymous User

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Great for productivity"

What do you like best about Fellow? I love being able to plan my day in a simple but effective way. Templates make everything so simple, and I love that tasks can be automatically carrier over to the next meeting.

KS

Kyle S

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Fellow is a great tool for multiple team members to take notes on a meeting in real time"

What do you like best about Fellow? I like that I can see other team mates notes appear in real time as I am taking notes, and talking points and action items can be checked off in real time as well.

DD

Dominique D

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"Sale executive"

What do you like best about Fellow? Google meet integration for live time note taking and template costomization What do you dislike about Fellow?

AU

Anonymous User

01/17/23

5 out of 5

"A must have for daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly planning!"

What do you like best about Fellow? My favorite part of Fellow is how it syncs to every meeting I have on the calendar. It allows me to take notes and assign action items to myself/teammates, and then seamlessly stores all of our to-do's in one location.

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