Your Fellow meetings, working for you after the call
Coworker agents read the agendas your team writes, the recordings Fellow captures and the follow-ups it detects, then answer questions, write the recap and pick the work back up.
What gets automated
Meeting summaries that read like notes
Every Fellow meeting gets a summary that opens with the agenda people wrote, then what was actually said, then the follow-ups. A meeting with nothing in it stays quiet.
Follow-ups that reach the right person
Agents read the action items Fellow captured, with who they belong to and when they are due, and can tick them off in Fellow once the work is done.
Agendas written before the call
Ask an agent to draft or extend a Fellow agenda from the last meeting, an open ticket or a customer thread, and it writes straight into the Fellow note.
One meeting, not five copies
Where a Fellow meeting is already on your team's calendar, Coworker joins the two rather than making a duplicate, so one standup stays one meeting.
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Connect Fellow
A Fellow admin switches the Developer API on, then each person adds their own Fellow key and workspace address. Everyone sees exactly what they see in Fellow.
Your meetings arrive
Agendas, recordings, recaps and action items come across, and Coworker lines them up with the people and customers you already track.
Agents pick up the work
Ask about a past call, get the recap written, extend the next agenda, or close out a follow-up, without opening Fellow.
Enterprise-grade from day one
Coworker is SOC 2 Type II certified, GDPR compliant, and CASA Tier 2 certified. Your Fellow data is processed securely and never used to train AI models.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
No. Fellow's own notetaker records the meeting, and Coworker reads what Fellow captured. Coworker never appears as a participant in the call.
The people whose own Fellow accounts can open it, and nobody else. Being listed as an attendee is not enough on its own, because Fellow itself does not always grant a named attendee the ability to open a meeting.
Your own Fellow key, created under user settings, and your Fellow workspace address. A Fellow workspace admin has to switch the Developer API on first, under workspace settings.
Yes, and only when you ask. An agent can write or extend a meeting agenda, mark an action item complete or archived, and import a recording from a link. Everything else is read.
They stay with their meeting and appear in its summary, with the person they belong to and the date they are due. They do not turn into tickets in your project tools, because most of them are suggestions from the call rather than committed work.
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