Version History lets you browse and restore earlier versions of your meeting content. Fellow automatically tracks changes over time, so you can see what was edited, who changed it, and revert to a previous state if needed.

There are two types of version history in Fellow:

Note: this feature is available on the Team plan and above.

What you see next depends on whether the meeting has a recording:

Note: You need edit permissions on the meeting to access Version History. Note history also requires the appropriate workspace plan - users without access will see an upgrade prompt.

Note history shows a chronological list of all changes made to the meeting notes, including who made each change and when. You can select any previous version to view its content.

Fellow creates version snapshots automatically as you edit. Snapshots are grouped based on inactivity periods, the size of edits, time elapsed, or schema changes - so you don't need to manually save versions.

Selecting a previous version and restoring it applies that content as a new edit. Your full version history is preserved - restoring never deletes the changes that came after.

Recap history shows the different versions of the AI-generated recap for a recorded meeting. You can preview any previous version and switch to it, which makes it the active version visible to all meeting participants.

A new recap version is created each time the AI summary is generated or regenerated. Only one version is active at a time - that's what participants see when they access the meeting.

If you've customized your recap template, those customizations are not saved with each individual recap version. When you restore an older recap, the template structure from the most recent version is applied to it.