Fellow captures everything from before, during, and after your meetings. The Developer API opens that data to you: transcripts, structured notes, and more, all available through standard REST calls.
Whether you need to archive compliance records, trigger workflows when key terms appear, feed dashboards with fresh insights, or pass transcripts to an LLM for tailored recaps and action plans, the API gives you everything you need to make it happen.
The API Reference and Developer Guide is available at:
Enabling the API
The API is available on any Fellow workspace with a paid plan, and can be enabled or disabled for all users in the Workspace Security Settings by an admin.
When the API is enabled, admins will see the list of API key metadata created by users in the workspace including the name of the key, email address of the owner, status, when it was created, and when it was last used in an API call. Admins cannot see the API key value, but may disable and delete keys.
Creating an API Key
When the API is enabled for the workspace, a "Developer tools" option is available in the User Settings. Users will see their own API key metadata here, with the options to Disable and Delete their keys.
To create a new API key, click on the button on the top right of the Developer tools section. You'll be prompted to enter a name for the key. We recommend choosing a descriptive name relevant to how or where you'll be using the key, and creating a new key for every application you'll be building. This will allow you to easily revoke access from tools as needed without impacting other workflows you may have set up.
Once a name is chosen, the generated key will be shown and made available for you to copy. This is the only time you will be able to see the API key, make sure to copy it before continuing and putting it somewhere safe that only you can access.
You're all set! Happy coding!
We're excited to see what you make, and hear about what else could be available through the API to enable even more ideas to be built out. Let us know at support@fellow.co what you'd like to see us add to the API next.
Get started here: https://developers.fellow.ai
Notes on Security
Disabling the Developer API through the workspace setting will prevent all existing API keys in the workspace from authenticating API calls, without each key explicitly needing to be disabled. Reenabling the API will allow those existing API keys to function again.
Disabling or deleting users in the workspace will disable their API keys.
The API only provides access to data that each user can access directly through Fellow's interface. Access to objects is scoped strictly to the same access they have in-app.
API keys are cryptographically security random tokens following industry best practices, and are not stored in plaintext.