ElevenLabs is bringing meeting notes, dictation and AI agent features together in an experimental app called ElevenAI. The company is positioning it for teams, where meeting records can support shared work and follow-up tasks, rather than as a tool only for individual productivity.
One app for meeting records and speech
ElevenAI can take notes across meetings and tell participants that a conversation is being recorded. Users can also ask questions across meeting data, making it possible to look for details from earlier discussions or get assistance while a conversation is underway.
The app also includes dictation. Users can speak and convert their words into cleaned-up text in any app, with support for over 90 languages. ElevenLabs says the system can handle industry-specific terms in both dictation and meeting transcription.
From notes to next steps
ElevenAI connects with ElevenAgent, the company’s agent platform. That integration can use meeting notes as context for follow-up actions, including drafting an email based on what was discussed.
This combination points to a broader role for meeting software: preserving what teams say, helping people retrieve it later and turning the information into work. Search across conversations can help users recover a detail, while agent features can assist with what needs to happen after a meeting.
For companies, bringing these functions together could offer an alternative to buying separate licenses for a meeting note-taking product. The article describes this as a possible part of ElevenLabs’ enterprise positioning, rather than a direct push into the individual productivity market.
Early access, with a team focus
ElevenAI launched during ElevenLabs’ 11/11 Summit in New York and remains in preview. It is not available for anyone to simply download; interested users need to sign up for early access.
That preview status means the announcement describes a product that is still being introduced, rather than a broadly available service. Its team focus is clear in the features presented: shared meeting records, the ability to query information across meetings and tools for acting on those records.
A crowded field and a wider AI push
ElevenAI enters a category where Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola have recently released competing capabilities in dictation and meeting notes. Products in this space are increasingly aiming to become company knowledge hubs, combining information capture with ways to extract useful details and automate follow-up.
The launch also sits alongside other recent ElevenLabs announcements. In the last week, the company introduced its v3 series of Scribe speech-to-text models, with live transcription and the ability for companies to fine-tune models using their own data. It also announced a tool for selecting a language model based on the use case, along with a routine creator that automates tasks based on transcripts.
Together, these features give context to ElevenAI’s team-oriented approach: the app brings speech capture and meeting information into a workflow that can also connect with agents. Whether teams adopt it will depend on how the preview develops and how well its tools fit their existing work.