ElevenLabs Launches ElevenAI App for Meeting Notes, Dictation and AI-Powered Workflows

Voice artificial intelligence company ElevenLabs has launched an experimental application called ElevenAI, combining meeting transcription, AI-powered note-taking, voice dictation and agent integration in a single platform. Introduced at the company’s 11/11 Summit in New York, the application is designed primarily for business teams looking to manage workplace conversations and automate administrative tasks. It can capture meeting discussions, generate summaries, retrieve information from previous conversations and convert speech into polished text across more than 90 languages.

ElevenAI is currently available through a preview programme, with interested users required to register for early access rather than download it as a regular public application. The launch represents ElevenLabs’ expansion beyond its established voice-generation business into workplace productivity and enterprise AI. The company wants to help organisations turn everyday conversations into searchable information and actionable tasks using its speech-to-text models and AI agent platform.

What Is ElevenAI?

ElevenAI is an AI-powered workplace assistant designed to help employees manage meetings, conversations and follow-up work.

Unlike traditional meeting transcription tools that primarily convert conversations into text, ElevenAI combines several functions within one application.

It can listen to spoken conversations, including in-person meetings, generate notes and identify action items. Users can also search information across previous meetings to retrieve details without manually reviewing lengthy transcripts.

The application is designed to work as an AI teammate rather than simply a recording utility.

For example, employees preparing for a meeting could ask ElevenAI to retrieve a decision made during an earlier discussion. The application can provide relevant context while the conversation is taking place.

ElevenLabs is also positioning the product as an enterprise-focused solution that connects employees with the company’s wider AI agent ecosystem.

ElevenAI Automatically Generates Meeting Notes

One of the application’s central features is automated meeting documentation.

ElevenAI can capture discussions and generate summaries that highlight important topics, decisions and next steps.

At the end of a meeting, participants can receive individual summaries and action items, helping teams understand their responsibilities without relying entirely on manual note-taking.

The application also allows users to search across multiple meetings.

This could be useful for employees handling projects that involve several discussions over weeks or months. Instead of searching through individual recordings, users can ask questions about earlier conversations and retrieve relevant information.

Another feature is live assistance during meetings. ElevenAI can provide context that helps participants recall information from previous discussions.

The company has also incorporated notification and consent mechanisms. Participants must be informed when conversations are being recorded or transcribed, rather than having the application operate as an undisclosed recording tool.

Voice Dictation Supports More Than 90 Languages

ElevenAI also includes a voice dictation feature that converts spoken language into cleaned-up written text.

The feature works across supported applications, allowing users to dictate messages, documents and other content without manually typing every sentence.

ElevenLabs says the application supports more than 90 languages.

It is also designed to recognise specialised terminology used in different industries. This is important for businesses where ordinary speech-recognition systems can struggle with technical expressions, company-specific vocabulary and professional abbreviations.

For example, employees working in finance, healthcare or technology frequently use terminology that general-purpose transcription systems may misinterpret.

ElevenAI aims to improve accuracy by using speech models designed to understand these specialised expressions.

The feature could also benefit employees who regularly communicate in multiple languages or prefer speaking rather than typing.

ElevenAgent Integration Can Automate Follow-Up Tasks

Another important capability is the integration with ElevenLabs’ ElevenAgent platform.

This allows businesses to connect meeting information with AI-powered follow-up workflows.

For example, after a discussion, an organisation could use ElevenAgent to draft an email based on the meeting notes. This could help employees prepare follow-up communications without manually reviewing the entire conversation.

The broader idea is to connect information captured during meetings with actions that need to happen afterwards.

Instead of treating transcription, note-taking and task execution as separate activities, ElevenLabs wants to combine them into a connected workflow.

The company’s wider agent platform is designed to help businesses automate interactions with customers and employees. ElevenAI extends that approach to internal workplace communication.

Scribe v3 Powers ElevenAI

ElevenAI is powered by ElevenLabs’ Scribe v3 speech-to-text technology.

The model is designed to improve transcription quality, support multilingual speech recognition and handle real-time transcription requirements.

At its November summit, ElevenLabs also introduced additional capabilities around its speech-to-text technology.

These include live transcription, options for businesses to fine-tune models using their own data and tools to select suitable language models for particular use cases.

The company also introduced Routines, an automation layer within ElevenAgents that can trigger multi-step workflows before, during and after conversations.

These developments indicate that ElevenLabs is attempting to build a broader enterprise platform around its speech and language technologies.

ElevenLabs Takes on Meeting Productivity Platforms

The launch places ElevenAI in an increasingly competitive market for workplace productivity applications.

Companies such as Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola already offer tools for meeting transcription, note-taking and voice-based productivity.

These platforms are expanding beyond basic transcription by introducing AI search, summaries, task extraction and automated workflows.

ElevenLabs is entering this market with a different advantage: its established speech technology and its existing AI agent infrastructure.

The company can use its own speech-to-text models while connecting meeting information with automated business processes.

This could make ElevenAI attractive to organisations that want to reduce their dependence on multiple software subscriptions.

However, the company will need to demonstrate that its transcription accuracy, integrations and workflow automation can compete with established products.

ElevenAI Remains in Experimental Preview

Despite the launch, ElevenAI is not yet available as a fully released consumer application.

Users must register for early access, and the application remains in preview.

ElevenLabs has positioned the product primarily for teams and enterprises rather than individual productivity users.

The company has not published a final commercial pricing structure for the service. Early access is free, but the pricing and availability arrangements following the preview period remain unclear.

During the initial beta, Google Meet is the primary supported meeting platform, although the company has not ruled out expanding compatibility.

The preview period will give ElevenLabs an opportunity to collect feedback and evaluate how organisations use the product in real workplace environments.

The Bigger Picture

ElevenAI highlights how voice AI companies are expanding into broader workplace software. Speech recognition is no longer limited to converting spoken words into text. Companies are increasingly combining transcription with information retrieval, contextual assistance and automated task execution.

For ElevenLabs, the opportunity is to make its speech technology part of everyday business operations. If employees can use one application to capture meetings, retrieve previous decisions, dictate documents and automate follow-ups, the company could compete for a larger share of enterprise software spending.

However, adoption will depend on more than transcription quality. Businesses will need reliable integrations, strong privacy protections, accurate summaries and clear controls over sensitive meeting information. ElevenAI’s ability to meet these requirements will determine whether it becomes a useful enterprise knowledge platform or another competitor in an already crowded productivity market.

Looking Ahead

ElevenLabs is expected to use the preview period to improve ElevenAI and expand its capabilities based on feedback from early users. Broader application compatibility, enterprise integrations and the eventual pricing structure will be important developments to watch. The company has not announced a general public release date.

The launch nevertheless marks an important expansion of ElevenLabs’ product strategy. By connecting speech-to-text technology with AI agents and workplace workflows, the company is attempting to move beyond voice generation and become a more comprehensive provider of AI-powered business tools.