The key facts

  • ElevenAI combines meeting notes, dictation, and agent integration; the app is in preview with access via early sign-up
  • Dictation supports more than 90 languages and recognizes industry terminology
  • The company also released the Scribe v3 model series with live transcription and fine-tuning on customer data

What ElevenLabs introduced

ElevenLabs, a company specializing in voice AI and valued at $22 billion, has released an experimental app called ElevenAI. The launch took place at the 11/11 summit in New York. The product is still in preview: it cannot be downloaded directly, and access is granted through sign-up on an early access list.

App capabilities

ElevenAI combines three functions: meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration. The app records meetings and notifies participants that the conversation is being recorded. Users can query data from past meetings and receive prompts during a conversation to recall a detail from earlier discussions. Companies can connect ElevenAgent for follow-up actions — for example, to draft an email based on meeting notes.

Dictation and positioning

The dictation feature converts speech into cleaned-up text in any app and supports more than 90 languages. According to the company, the app recognizes industry terminology in both dictation and meeting transcription. ElevenLabs positions ElevenAI as a product for teams rather than a personal productivity tool: according to TechCrunch, the company may be seeking not to compete directly in the productivity market, but to have corporate teams use its solution instead of buying licenses for separate note-taking apps.

Launch context

ElevenAI is entering a market where Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola have introduced competing features in recent months. All meeting tools are striving to become central knowledge repositories for companies, with automated information retrieval and follow-up actions. A week before the announcement, ElevenLabs also released the Scribe v3 speech recognition model series with live transcription and the ability to fine-tune on company data, a tool for matching a language model to a task, and a routine builder that automates actions based on a transcript.