ElevenLabs has unveiled ElevenAI, an experimental app that combines meeting transcription, dictation and AI agent integration, now available through an early‑access waitlist.
In recent months, competitors such as Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola have rolled out similar dictation and meeting‑note capabilities. At the 11/11 Summit in New York, voice‑AI leader ElevenLabs announced an experimental product called ElevenAI. The service is currently in preview and requires users to sign up for early access rather than downloading a traditional app. Valued at $22 billion, ElevenLabs positions the tool as a team‑centric solution rather than a single‑user productivity add‑on.
ElevenAI records meeting conversations, automatically notifying participants that the session is being captured. Users can query data across past meetings and receive live assistance to recall specific details. The platform also integrates ElevenAgent, allowing companies to generate draft emails or other follow‑up actions directly from the transcript. Additional features include task creation and reminders derived from the captured content, streamlining post‑meeting workflows.
The dictation module converts spoken words into cleaned‑up text in any application, supporting more than 90 languages. ElevenLabs claims the model can recognize industry‑specific terminology, reducing errors for technical or medical discussions. Users can employ this capability to take quick notes inside documents, emails or project‑management tools, boosting productivity for multilingual teams. The breadth of language support makes the service attractive to global enterprises.
ElevenAI showcases ElevenLabs’ own speech model while leveraging its agent platform for deeper contextual understanding. In the same week, the company released the v3 series of its Scribe speech‑to‑text models, featuring live transcription and the option for enterprises to fine‑tune the model with proprietary data. New tools help select the appropriate language model for a given use case and automate routine tasks based on transcript content. These releases underline ElevenLabs’ ambition to build a comprehensive AI ecosystem.
Rather than directly battling consumer‑focused productivity apps, ElevenAI aims to give enterprise teams a unified alternative to purchasing separate note‑taking licenses. As meeting tools evolve into central knowledge hubs, the ability to automatically extract information and trigger follow‑up actions becomes a competitive differentiator. TechTimes believes that, if pricing is competitive and integration options expand, ElevenAI could quickly become a staple in Vietnam’s remote‑work infrastructure.
TechTimes Perspective
TechTimes sees ElevenAI as a strategic move by ElevenLabs to capture the growing enterprise AI market, where automated meeting insights are in high demand. By bundling its own language model with agent capabilities and offering fine‑tuning, the company gives Vietnamese firms a potentially cost‑effective alternative to multiple niche tools. Should the pricing and licensing model align with local budgets, ElevenAI may challenge both domestic and international competitors, accelerating AI adoption across daily business processes.