ElevenLabs released ElevenAI this week, an experimental app that combines meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration. The voice AI company, valued at $22 billion, unveiled the product during its 11/11 Summit in New York and says it is still in preview mode with early access required.
ElevenAI records meetings across platforms and notifies participants of recording. Users can query data across multiple meetings, get live assistance during conversations, and recall details from past discussions. The app also integrates ElevenAgent to automate follow-up actions like drafting emails from meeting notes.
The dictation feature converts speech to text in over 90 languages and understands industry-specific terminology. ElevenLabs positioned ElevenAI as a team tool rather than an individual productivity app, targeting enterprise buyers who might otherwise purchase separate note-taking licenses.
The company also launched its v3 series of Scribe speech-to-text models with live transcription, the ability for companies to fine-tune models using their own data, a tool to select the right language model by use case, and a routine creator that automates tasks based on transcripts.
Competitors Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola have released similar capabilities in recent months. Meeting tools across the market are positioning themselves as central knowledge hubs for companies while automating knowledge extraction and follow-up actions.