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ElevenLabs previews ElevenAI, a team app for meeting notes and dictation

The voice AI company entered the crowded notetaker market with a preview app that links transcripts to agent actions, aimed at teams rather than individuals.

Key points

  • ElevenLabs released ElevenAI, an experimental app combining meeting notes, dictation and agent actions, at its 11/11 Summit in New York.
  • It is in preview; teams must sign up for early access, and dictation supports more than 90 languages.
  • ElevenLabs agents can act on meeting notes, such as drafting a follow-up email from a conversation.
  • Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola have all shipped competing features in recent months.

Why it matters for marketers: Meeting notes and dictation are becoming one team-level voice layer tied to agents, so marketing teams may soon get follow-up drafting without buying a separate notetaker license.

ElevenLabs, the voice AI company valued at $22 billion, has released an experimental app called ElevenAI. It combines meeting note-taking, dictation and integration with its ElevenAgent platform. The company launched it at its 11/11 Summit in New York, and it remains in preview, with access through an early access signup.

The app covers what people expect from this category. It records and summarizes meetings, tells other participants that a conversation is being recorded, and lets users query across past meetings, including for live help recalling a detail. The dictation feature turns speech into cleaned-up text in any app and supports more than 90 languages. ElevenLabs says it handles industry-specific terms in both dictation and transcription.

TechCrunch reports that ElevenLabs is pitching ElevenAI as a tool for teams rather than a personal productivity app. The outlet suggests the aim is less to beat rivals head on and more to give enterprise customers a reason not to buy licenses for a separate notetaker. Companies can also connect ElevenAgent to take follow-up actions, such as drafting an email from meeting notes.

For marketers and content teams, the draw is the link between what is said in client calls, briefings and interviews and what gets produced afterward. Tools that capture speech and hand it to agents could shorten the path from a call to a draft. The category is crowded, though, with Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola all releasing competing capabilities recently.

Watch how the preview develops, including when general access opens and how well the agent actions work in practice. ElevenLabs also released v3 Scribe speech-to-text models in the past week, so teams evaluating voice tools may want to track both.

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