Fellow supports sign-up with personal email accounts, as long as your email provider is Google or Microsoft. This means addresses ending in @gmail.com, @outlook.com, or @live.com are all supported.
When you sign up with a personal email, Fellow creates a Personal Workspace for you. Personal Workspaces work a little differently from workspaces linked to a company domain - so it's worth understanding what's included before you get started.
Tip: If you have a work email through Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, we recommend signing up with that instead. You'll get access to the full Fellow experience, including work calendar integration and domain-based sign-up for your team.
What's Different About a Personal Workspace
Because a Personal Workspace isn't linked to a specific organisation or email domain, there are a few things that work differently:
No domain-based sign-up: teammates can't find and join your workspace automatically. You'll need to invite users manually. Learn how to add and manage users here.
No guest users: everyone you invite to your workspace is treated as a full member, not a guest.
Personal calendar only: you can connect your personal Google or Microsoft calendar, but not a work calendar. This means meetings from a work account won't automatically appear in Fellow.
If you have any questions, click the blue chat bubble in the bottom right corner of your screen and our team will be happy to help!