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Fellow.app vs TLDV. Side by side.

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Fellow.app

TLDV

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For most everyday users, TLDV is the stronger choice because it works seamlessly with Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams, offers a generous free plan, and automates follow-ups without needing a bot in the meeting. Fellow.app is better if you want collaborative agendas and action-item tracking within a team, but it lacks a mobile app and has fewer integrations. The single biggest difference: TLDV focuses on capturing and summarizing meetings you're already in, while Fellow.app is more about planning and managing meetings before they happen.

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Choose Fellow.app if

You run recurring team meetings and need a shared agenda that everyone can edit before the call
You want to assign and track action items across your team without using a separate project management tool
You prefer to plan meetings collaboratively rather than just record them
You're on a tight budget and need a free tool for basic meeting coordination

Choose TLDV if

You record customer interviews or sales calls weekly and need accurate transcripts and summaries
You want to automatically log call notes into your CRM without manual data entry
You attend lots of Zoom/Google Meet/Teams calls and hate taking notes during the conversation
You need a tool that works right away with your existing video conferencing setup and doesn't require a bot to join

Key differences

Fellow.app is free with a useful free tier; TLDV also has a free plan but with usage limits
TLDV records and transcribes meetings automatically; Fellow.app focuses on pre-meeting agendas and post-meeting tasks
TLDV integrates with major video platforms without needing a bot; Fellow.app requires a Chrome extension and calendar connection
Neither tool has a mobile app, so you're stuck using a computer
TLDV offers an API for developers; Fellow.app does not
Fellow.app is better for team collaboration on agendas; TLDV is better for individual meeting capture and CRM automation

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Free plan
Mobile app
API access

Fellow.app: strengths & weaknesses

Great for building and sharing meeting agendas with your team before the call
Tracks action items and who owns them, so nothing slips through the cracks
Free tier is genuinely useful for small teams
No mobile app — you can't use it on your phone
Transcription accuracy can be hit-or-miss, especially with accents or background noise
Limited integrations — no API and fewer connections to other tools you might use
More focused on meeting planning than on capturing what actually happened

TLDV: strengths & weaknesses

Records and transcribes meetings automatically without a visible bot — feels natural
Generates clear summaries and action items you can share or paste into your CRM
Works with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams right out of the box
Free plan is generous and doesn't force you to upgrade immediately
No mobile app — you can't start a recording from your phone
Advanced customization (like MEDDIC summaries) takes a bit of learning
Free plan has usage limits (e.g., a cap on minutes per month)

Common questions

Can I use Fellow.app or TLDV on my phone?

No, neither tool has a mobile app. You need a laptop or desktop computer to use them during or after meetings.

Which tool is better for recording sales calls?

TLDV is better for recording sales calls because it automatically records, transcribes, and summarizes calls from Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams, and can log notes directly into your CRM.

Is Fellow.app free forever?

Yes, Fellow.app has a free tier that includes basic meeting management features like agendas and action items. Paid plans unlock more integrations and storage.

Does TLDV require a bot to join my meetings?

No, TLDV's 'NO BOT REQUIRED' feature means it can record and transcribe without adding an extra participant to the call.

Which tool is easier to set up for a beginner?

Both are fairly easy. Fellow.app guides you through connecting your calendar and installing a Chrome extension. TLDV works directly with your video platform and requires no extra steps for basic recording.

Can I use these tools for in-person meetings?

No, both tools are designed for virtual meetings on platforms like Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. They won't help with in-person conversations.

TLDV wins for most people because it reliably records and summarizes meetings without extra effort, while Fellow.app is better for teams that need collaborative agendas and action-item tracking.

If you attend lots of virtual meetings and want to stop worrying about notes, go with TLDV — it's simple, works with the platforms you already use, and has a generous free plan. If your main challenge is keeping meetings organized and making sure tasks get done, Fellow.app is a solid choice, especially for teams. Neither has a mobile app, so keep that in mind if you need to manage meetings on the go.

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