Feature Requests

User would like to stop the AI Note Taker from creating Ai generated action items and automatically adding them to their notes.

The usecase for vocabulary would be - in my specific case for spells, places and names that - as it is a fantasy game - might differ a bit from normal words that the software would know form a dictionary. But I could imagine a broader usecase, when there are specific industry terms that get thrown around in meetings. At my lawfirm from the top of my head I would know some words/acronyms we use, that are not used in the broad public and I can only assume that for engineers and other more specialised industries this might be even more of a case.

I don't want the other participants to know that I am using the app, so I would like for the meeting copilot not show as an extra attendee.

I'd like to be able to hide the "Record Now" button. I never use it and it would make the UI cleaner if I could remove it.

Would like to be able to turn off meeting feedback workspace-wide (requests to rate meetings after calls). It's part of the Enterprise plan so we cannot manually override and turn it off on the back end.

I would like Fellow to look at the invitation list and send an email asking them if it is ok to record the meeting and have AI take notes on our behalf. I want an opt-in for the collaborative use of AI on the call. The goal is to make sure every attendee is ok with having the Fellow Note Taker on the call

Would like recap notes to be sent to the "Notes" tab of Hubspot instead of "Meetings", as user is currently having to copy paste over to Notes and would like to remove the manual step. More options on where we can send notes.

Workspace-wide settings for voice detection and speaker identification so it doesn't need to be turned on by the individual user in user settings. Encourage wider adoption

Would like more obvious notifications of new features, including pop-ups, to notify users and encourage adoption. Lior expressed challenges with getting users in their organization to enable the voice recognition feature, as it requires individual users to opt-in. They suggested giving workspace admins more control to enable or disable the feature for all users.

I believe "REC..." would be clearer than "REC" because it indicates that recording is actively in progress. "REC" could be misinterpreted as a prompt to start recording, which would be confusing, especially since clicking it would actually stop the recording — the opposite of what the user might expect.