Gedo vs Fellow: Which is Better in 2026?

as of Sep 30, 2026

• Long-term structured memory
• Goal breakdown
• Sourced decision support
• Approve-before-action delegation
• Voice & video companion mode
• +1 more

• Flexible meeting capture
• Context-aware AI summaries
• Ask Fellow
• Agentic workflows
• Recording policies and consent
• +6 more

Gedo is a personal AI assistant built around long-term memory rather than one-off conversations: it gathers goals, decisions, reviews, and imported history (from ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini exports, files, emails, notes, and social platforms) into one structured profile it reads before every reply and task. That memory is organized into a "Life Flower" of eight life dimensions (health, career, family, finance, growth, relationships, interests, purpose), with a portrait of who the user is, event-based "fragments," and "cards" for recurring people and things. On top of that memory, Gedo helps break a big goal into today's one actionable step, weighs major decisions against a person's own past reviews and priorities (citing sources), and can be delegated multi-step tasks that it plans first, executes with progress updates, and only interrupts for genuinely missing information — always asking before it takes an outward action like sending an email or placing an order. It's also usable as a voice/video call companion for hands-free use while walking or cooking. Data can be exported in full (.gmp format) at any time, and a personal memory endpoint (MCP) lets other AI tools read the same profile with permission. Available on iOS, Android, macOS, and web. Pricing: Free tier with core goals/tasks and light AI use; Pro is a first-subscriber offer of $4.99/month for 3 months (then $9.99/month); Ultra is $29.99/month for power users, with a forthcoming "Twin" personal simulation model.

Fellow is an AI meeting notetaker that records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings across Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and in-person conversations, then surfaces action items and connects meeting intelligence to AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude via MCP. It is built for regulated, security-conscious organizations—including private equity firms, hedge funds, investment banks, asset managers, fintechs, RIAs, and broker-dealers subject to SEC recordkeeping and FINRA supervision. Its main differentiator is compliance-first governance: organization-wide recording, access, and retention controls (including zero-day retention and MNPI redaction), a strict no-AI-training policy, and an SEC Rule 17a-4/FINRA exam-ready audit trail.