Fellow.app is meeting productivity software where teams can gather to build collaborative agendas, record decisions, and keep each other accountable.
$6
per month per user
Evermuse
Score 0.0 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Evermuse is an AI advisor that turns customer calls into roadmap suggestions, to speed product creation. Evermuse ingests Sales, Customer Success, and Product team conversations with customers via upload, via direct recording in meeting platform (e.g., Zoom, Teams, & Meet), and via pre-existing call recorders (e.g., Gong & Chorus). Evermuse parses those calls into the signals that Product teams cares about (e.g. needs, pain point, key quotes, &…
Fellow is super easy to use, share notes, action items, and summarise meetings. The main perk compared to other programs is that you have everything in one spot and don't have to go looking for information. Everyone can see everyone's notes and the history thread for past and …
Great for meeting with teams that are out of state or working from home. When it's an in-person meeting, I tend to use other AI tools and take notes that then spit out a summary. I really love that you can see previous meeting notes, dated and action items, when scrolling down the page. This way you can follow up, keep people accountable, and track progress.
Fellow is very easy to use and requires minimal setup. It is very straightforward for a wide range of capability levels, and I love that it also has a calendar view where you can easily find past and future meetings. This is particularly useful when you prepare notes for a future meeting with details you don't want to miss bringing up. Plus, everyone in the meeting can see everyone's notes on one page.
Fellow is super easy to use, share notes, action items, and summarise meetings. The main perk compared to other programs is that you have everything in one spot and don't have to go looking for information. Everyone can see everyone's notes and the history thread for past and future meetings.
It is hard to measure exact numbers, but I believe we have saved many minutes not having to skim through emails to find action items by just looking up notes from older meetings.