Fellow

From agenda tool to meeting assistant

Fellow began as a tool for meeting agendas and one-to-one meetings. It now describes itself as a secure AI meeting assistant, and the web address now used is fellow.ai rather than the earlier fellow.app. The product records, transcribes and summarizes meetings for any team, produces automatic action items and keeps shared agendas so that decisions are followed up once the call ends.

Rules for recording

A large part of Fellow's pitch is control. Organizations can set policies for how meetings are recorded, accessed and retained, by team, role or meeting type. Individual users decide when to record, pause or resume, so a part of a conversation can stay off the record. Retention is configurable, including zero-day retention for companies that do not want meeting data kept at all.

Security for regulated teams

Fellow positions itself for enterprises and regulated industries where privacy and data governance matter. It lists SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and HIPAA, says its AI is never trained on customer data, and offers a trust center for those who want the detail. Access can be governed with single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, role-based permissions and audit logs.