FellouNine procurement portals read, four RFPs flagged, one sheet
A Strawberry companion works your own signed-in tabs and stops on a card before anything sends. Fellou runs the same class of multi-step work from its own agent engine, as of this writing.
Ask for every open RFP across nine procurement portals and one sheet comes back: deadline, budget and contact per row, a source on each, and the four that fit your capability statement flagged. Nothing is submitted until you click.
Behind the run sit 93 native integrations carrying 1,257 hand-written operations and 1,975 further apps you connect as accounts. For the portals with neither, a companion works the logged-in page the way you would.
Fellou’s Deep Action engine executes multi-step workflows and its Deep Search runs long autonomous research passes, as of this writing. What differs is whose session the work happens in, what stops for your click, and what carries into next week.
| Fellou | Strawberry | |
|---|---|---|
| Agentic execution | Yes, Deep Action workflows | Yes, companions run the job end to end |
| Acts inside accounts you are already signed into | Works in its own shadow workspace (as of this writing) | The session on your machine, already authenticated |
| Connected accounts | Cross-app automation focus | About a hundred you authorise, Gmail, Sheets, Notion, Slack and Apollo among them |
| Writes staged for approval | Built to be pointed at a job and left alone | Every send, record change and payment waits on a card you click |
| Runs on a schedule | Not its published focus (as of this writing) | Routines re-run the same pass without being asked |
| Memory between runs | Nothing published on carrying context forward (as of this writing) | Companions keep your project, tone and corrections from run to run |
| Deep research | Deep Search, parallel runs | Many tabs in one pass, output as sourced rows in your own sheet |
What does Strawberry finish that Fellou leaves to you?
The part that ends inside a logged-in tool.
A hundred and twenty trial signups qualified against your ICP and written into the CRM. The follow-ups drafted in the inbox that already knows the thread.
Native integrations for Gmail, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack and Apollo make the common endpoints API-reliable, and LinkedIn and your other signed-in sites are worked through your own session. Every send, record change and payment stops for your approval.
Then you stop initiating. Routines re-run the Monday pipeline report and the overnight prospect refresh, and companions keep your project and preferences between runs, so week six needs less instruction than week one. See sales prospecting and research.
What is Fellou built for?
Three things Fellou is built around:
- Hands-off runs. Fellou is designed to be pointed at a job and left alone. Strawberry stops on a card before a send, a record change or a payment, so nothing leaves that you have not read.
- Parallel research runs. Its shadow-workspace design executes tasks without taking over your cursor, and several investigations at once is central to how it is built.
- A generous free start. The freemium model uses credits it calls Sparks, with paid tiers from roughly $19/month as of this writing.
Test both on your own three workflows
Pick the three workflows you actually need.
Run them in both. Count how many times each one stops to ask you something the instructions already answered.
On our side the instrument is public. No task leans on a private account of ours, every step is marked against an answer key instead of a model’s opinion of the prose, and whether the agent ran unsupervised is read off the transcript. Monthly from September, with the methodology open.
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