What Fellow changed

• The main headline description was updated to remove "Built for every team" and now leads with "Built to the standards of regulated industries."
• Added the phrase "without losing control" to the section about turning meetings into action, emphasizing administrative oversight.

Fellow is shifting its core messaging away from general teams to focus exclusively on high-security, regulated sectors like finance and healthcare. This suggests they are doubling down on the enterprise compliance market.

• Added details about a native desktop app for Mac and Windows that allows for "botless" meeting capture.
• Added mention of a mobile app for taking notes while traveling or on the go.
• Updated the main headline description to say the tool is "Built for every team," signaling a shift from only targeting highly regulated industries to a broader market.

Fellow is moving beyond simple meeting bots. By adding native apps for Mac, Windows, and mobile, they can capture audio directly from the device. This makes their tool more useful for in-person meetings and for users who do not want a visible bot joining their digital calls.

• Deleted text explaining that botless capture runs through a native desktop app on Mac and Windows.
• Removed mention of the mobile app used for capturing notes on the go.
• Truncated the "Recording options" section in the FAQ, leaving the sentence unfinished.
• Added decorative star characters to a divider section.

The removal of specific details about the native desktop app and mobile app for botless recording might suggest a change in how these features are delivered or a shift in marketing focus away from specific device support.