ElevenLabs wants to do more than turn speech into realistic voices. The voice AI company has launched an experimental app called ElevenAI, bringing meeting transcription, note-taking, voice dictation, and AI agent integration into a single workspace designed for teams.
Announced at the company’s 11/11 Summit in New York on November 13, ElevenAI aims to help businesses capture conversations, retrieve information from previous meetings, and automate follow-up tasks. The app is currently in preview, with interested users required to sign up for early access rather than simply download it.
The launch puts ElevenLabs into an increasingly crowded productivity market, where tools are competing to become the place employees turn to after every meeting. But the company’s focus appears to be less about building another personal note-taking app and more about giving entire teams a shared source of conversational information.
ElevenAI wants to turn workplace conversations into searchable knowledge
ElevenAI combines features that users may recognise from services such as Wispr Flow and Granola. It can take notes across meetings, transcribe conversations, and notify participants when a discussion is being recorded. Users can also search information across previous meetings and receive live assistance during conversations,
