Fellow.ai

The Most Secure AI Meeting Assistant

4.7•17 reviews•

1.5K followers

The Most Secure AI Meeting Assistant

4.7•17 reviews•

1.5K followers

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Fellow is an AI meeting assistant and note taker that captures decisions, action items, and key moments so you stay focused and leave every conversation with a clear record. It gives you real control — pause recording anytime, redact sensitive details before sharing, and manage who sees what. Built for team alignment, Fellow integrates with 50+ tools and offers an API and MCP server. It meets SOC2, GDPR, and HIPAA standards for enterprise-ready security.

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4.7

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Reviewers largely see Fellow.ai as a strong meeting workspace that makes meetings more structured, collaborative, and easier to follow up on. They repeatedly praise accurate transcripts, useful AI summaries and search, shared agendas, action-item tracking, and the ability to revisit past conversations, especially for managers, recurring meetings, and company-wide alignment. Several say it works best when adopted across a team or department, not just for standalone transcription. The main drawbacks mentioned are an initially overwhelming interface, a desire for more integrations, and missing offline support.

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•1 review

Great meeting assistant, built with collaboration in mind: you can have the transcript and summary, and ask questions about the meeting - super helpful! Works best if the whole company is using it, or at least your department. If you want to just record / transcribe some meetings, there are many other AI notetakers. But if you want to have it across the company, I feel like Fellow is the product to choose, since they are trying to help you organize the whole meeting process: planning before, perform during, and support / store your data securely after the meeting.

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meeting organization (1)meeting summaries (1)security options (1)meeting transcripts (2)

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As someone who uses Fellow.app daily in a fast-paced, collaborative work environment, I can confidently say it’s one of the most essential tools in my workflow. It has completely transformed the way I approach meetings, note-taking, and 1-on-1s. What I appreciate most is how seamlessly Fellow integrates into our team’s rhythm. The shared meeting agendas encourage accountability and preparation, while the real-time note-taking makes it easy to stay aligned without dropping the ball on follow-ups. It’s also been incredibly valuable for keeping track of recurring meetings, setting clear action items, and revisiting past conversations when needed.

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Bringing structure to meetings has always been a pain. When I found Fellow, I sighed with relief and hope that those days would end. In my first time experience, the UI felt a bit overwhelming. Even though there were videos and content from the helpful product marketing team, it still felt intimidating at first. It took me several weeks to actually get around to using it until I discovered its template garden. That's when its value to me shot up 10x. Now I'm challenging the Fellow team to take it further with even more integration and app connectivity. It is becoming an indispensable component of my daily work life!

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I've been using Fellow for years and now with the AI note taking, it just continues to get better. Fellow is so ingrained in my day to day that my use for other tools is minimal. As a manager, I find it really easy to follow up with my team, review their customer calls for coaching & context, and prep agendas well ahead of the meeting to ensure nothing gets missed.

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meeting agendas (1)AI note taking (2)

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•1 review

I can't think of a tool that has changed the way I work more quickly than Fellow has over the past month since I started using it. The new AI features are genuinely helpful and easy to use. Nothing provides more context about my work than the meetings I’m in each week, and Fellow has quickly become like a highly personalized ChatGPT for those meetings. The security options give me peace of mind, too.

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I've been using Fellow for the last 2 months, and it's brilliant. As CEO of a charity, I seem to spend my life in meetings so having one place where everything is, is fantastic. Great for collaboration. It's now even my primary task management platform! I currently use it with my immediate reports, but we're probably going to make Fellow our organisational meeting tool over the next months. Try it!

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I just discovered Fellow as I joined my new job 1 month ago and it was quite impressive to see how everyone in the company has embraced it and now it's an essential part of our every day work. It's really useful to keep everyone aligned, updated and all notes, next steps, documents, links, etc. in one place! I'm loving it, can't wait to see how AI is going to enhance the UX even further.

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Fellow.ai has truly elevated our meeting productivity! The AI-powered transcripts and notes are impressively accurate, and the new API makes integrating insights into our workflows effortless. Privacy-first design is a huge plus — highly recommended for any team.

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meeting transcripts (2)privacy-first design (1)workflow integration (1)AI note taking (2)

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•1 review

Fellow helps me stay up-to-date with all my meetings. I know that I can rely on the recaps to catch up when I miss a meeting, and Ask Fellow is especially helpful as a knowledge base, for example helping me understand how a topic evolved across several meetings.

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