Ask Fellow is an AI assistant that helps you get more out of your meetings. It can answer questions about your recordings, draft documents, manage your workspace, and complete tasks directly through chat - saving you time and making your meeting workflows more efficient.

Ask Fellow can search across your meeting recordings, transcripts, and notes to help you find information quickly. Whether you need to recall a specific decision, find action items, or review what was discussed in past or ongoing meetings, Ask Fellow has you covered.

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💡 If you were late to a meeting, try asking "What did I miss in the first 5 minutes of this call?"

Ask Fellow can create documents based on your meetings that you can download as markdown or docx files, or export directly to Notion, Confluence, or Google Docs.

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Ask Fellow can search Fellow's Help Center and answer your questions about how to use the platform directly in chat.

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Ask Fellow can list channels you have access to, show details, create new channels, and manage membership.

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Save recordings to your personal Watch Later list and clear items when you're done watching them.

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Ask Fellow can search for users by name, email, manager, role, or org hierarchy. This enables actions like sending emails or adding channel members when you only provide a name.

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Ask Fellow can create and manage video clips directly from meeting recordings. You can request clips by timestamp or by theme, and Ask Fellow will draft the clip with a transcript preview for your approval before processing.

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After a meeting wraps up, scheduling the follow-up is one of the most common next steps, and one of the most time-consuming. Instead of switching to your calendar, checking everyone's availability, and going back and forth to find a time that works, you can ask Ask Fellow to handle it directly.

Ask Fellow will check the availability of all meeting participants, factor in your scheduling preferences from memory (like avoiding early morning slots), and suggest a few times that work across everyone's calendars. Once you select the time that works best, Ask Fellow books the meeting with the right participants and details included — all without leaving the place where your meeting context already lives.

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Ask Fellow can remember important details across conversations, including your preferences, facts about you, and useful context for future chats. This means Ask Fellow can personalize its responses and suggestions based on what it knows about you, without you having to repeat yourself every time.

For example, you can share your calendar preferences ("I don't like to meet before 10 a.m.") and Ask Fellow will keep that in mind when suggesting meeting times. You can also set communication preferences, like asking for concise bullet points instead of lengthy responses. Just tell Ask Fellow how you'd like it to communicate with you, and it will remember going forward.

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Note: Memories must be toggled on in your settings before Ask Fellow can start saving them. If you've enabled memories but don't see any saved yet, it's because Ask Fellow hasn't had a chance to learn those details from you in conversation — start chatting and they'll appear as you share more context.

You can access Ask Fellow in several ways:

The best way to learn Ask Fellow is to start using it. Try the example prompts above, or simply ask questions in natural language about your meetings, workspace, or how to use Fellow.

Ask Fellow learns from your interactions and becomes more helpful over time, especially as it remembers your preferences and work context.

You can review and manage the information Ask Fellow remembers about you:

Your previous questions are automatically saved. To view, rename, or delete them:

Have questions about Ask Fellow? Just ask! Type your question in the chat and Ask Fellow will help you find the answer.