Fellow

Fellow automates meeting tasks by joining calls—Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams—then recording, transcribing, and summarizing discussions. The tool’s transcription claims accuracy in 99 languages, and tests indicate it handles background noise effectively. It also generates a concise recap that captures key points and action items, allowing users to focus on the conversation rather than notes.

Another feature is “Ask Fellow,” a chatbot linked to previous meetings. If a call is missed, questions like “What did we decide about the Q2 budget?” prompt it to scan transcripts and provide relevant details. It can also draft follow-up emails, which might reduce confusion when juggling multiple projects or client threads.

Fellow keeps recordings, transcripts, and summaries in one library with privacy controls. Administrators determine who can access which files, addressing concerns about handling sensitive discussions. The system can sync with a CRM, flagging details—such as a revised deadline—and suggesting updates on the spot.

For planning, collaborative agendas and pre-meeting briefs give teams a chance to contribute beforehand.

Fellow suits small businesses, indie hackers, and entrepreneurs who rely on regular, structured check-ins. It’s particularly helpful for those looking to reduce manual note-taking or maintain detailed records of critical talks and sales calls.