ElevenLabs has introduced the ElevenLabs ElevenAI app, an experimental workplace assistant that combines meeting notes, voice dictation and automated follow-up tasks. The company unveiled the software at its Nov. 11 summit in New York and opened early-access registration.
ElevenAI brings several workplace tools into one application. It can transcribe conversations, prepare meeting summaries and help employees retrieve information from earlier discussions. Businesses can also connect the assistant to AI agents that use meeting information to perform tasks.
The company is positioning ElevenAI primarily for teams rather than individual users. It remains in preview, meaning interested customers must request access rather than download a generally available application.
ElevenAI Combines Meeting Notes With Multilingual Dictation
ElevenAI can capture meeting discussions and generate summaries with action items for participants. The system notifies attendees when conversations are being recorded, addressing the need for transparency during workplace discussions.
Employees can search information from previous meetings while participating in new conversations. For example, the assistant could help someone recall an earlier decision without manually searching through saved transcripts.
The application also provides voice dictation across more than 90 languages. Users can speak into different applications and receive edited text with punctuation and formatting adjustments.
ElevenLabs says the software can recognize specialized vocabulary, including industry terminology and technical expressions. That capability could help when transcribing conversations involving product names, professional jargon, or complex instructions.
The dictation and transcription features use the company’s Scribe speech recognition technology. ElevenLabs recently introduced its Scribe v3 models, including capabilities for live transcription and enterprise customization.
The company demonstrated its latest speech recognition technology in a video presentation accompanying the new model announcement.
ElevenLabs Connects Meeting Information to AI Agents
ElevenAI goes beyond generating written summaries by connecting meeting information to automated workplace processes.
Businesses can integrate the assistant with ElevenAgents, the company’s conversational AI platform. This lets meeting-collected information support follow-up work, including drafting emails and transferring relevant context between employees and automated systems.
During a conversation, the assistant can provide live information drawn from previous discussions. The goal is to reduce the need for employees to repeat instructions or manually transfer information between workplace applications.
In its product announcement on X, ElevenLabs described ElevenAI as a tool that connects dictation, meeting notes and contextual assistance for employees.
The company also introduced Routines for ElevenAgents. The feature is designed to automate tasks around customer conversations, including preparing information before calls and carrying out follow-up activities afterward.
ElevenLabs has separately presented an Interaction Engine that selects language models based on the complexity of a conversational task. These developments form part of its broader effort to connect speech recognition with practical business automation.
ElevenAI Enters a Competitive Workplace Software Market
The launch places ElevenLabs alongside companies developing meeting assistants and dictation software. Fireflies, Granola and Wispr Flow have introduced products that increasingly combine speech transcription with AI-powered productivity features.
ElevenLabs is taking a different approach by connecting these functions to its existing voice and agent technology. Its AI platform already supports speech generation, transcription and conversational applications for developers and businesses.
TechAmerica previously covered the company’s ElevenLabs v4 speech models, which expanded language support and introduced additional controls for generated speech.
ElevenAI also enters a market where transcription accuracy and recording transparency remain important concerns. As voice AI industry executives have warned, errors in meeting transcripts can affect summaries and subsequent automated actions.
ElevenAI’s practical value will depend partly on how reliably it identifies speakers, interprets specialized language, and transfers accurate information into other business systems.
ElevenLabs has not announced a general release date for the application. Free early-access registration is available, but broader availability and long-term pricing remain unannounced.
