Fellow 5.0 - Botless AI meeting notes with MCP and Zapier workflows

Fellow 5.0 gives you the flexibility, privacy, and control over how you capture and leverage your meetings. It offers the flexibility of bot and botless recording, the control of custom AI recaps, and the connected intelligence of the MCP Server, all under the same secure and compliant framework.

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Congrats on the launch! Opening up transcripts, metadata, and AI notes through the API gives teams so much more flexibility. Are you planning any additional automations or workflows next?

Great product! It would be even better if it supported recording, transcription, and summarization for Discord voice channels as well. Do you happen to have any plans for this

Congrats on the launch!

Really like the clean look and feel. And even more the possible integrations with MCP and Zapier - the possibilities are unlimited here.

We tested Fellow across Zoom, Meet, and Teams, and the biggest win for us was the privacy model — no data training, no weird permissions, and full control over who can access what. That alone made our security team happy.

Transcriptions are accurate, summaries feel human, and the Salesforce/Slack integrations saved us a ton of manual updating.

Congratulations on the updates! I have an idea for you: create modes for analyzing such calls based on a predefined topic. For example, if it’s a sales call, it could be analyzed from the perspective of best sales practices. If it’s a contract discussion, it could be analyzed from the perspective of best legal practices, etc. After the call, selected participants would receive a report with recommendations.

Botless recording is such a quality-of-life upgrade. No more "recording bot" shaming the meeting. Great polish on 5.0.

Meeting summaries are becoming a standard feature, but customizable recaps seem much more useful.

Different people leave the same meeting looking for different things—action items, decisions, or customer feedback. Being able to tailor the recap feels like a nice improvement.