ElevenLabs this week released an experimental app called ElevenAI that merges meeting note-taking, dictation and agent integration for teams, making the voice AI company the newest entrant in a category where Fireflies, Wispr Flow and Granola have all shipped competing capabilities in recent months.
The app carries the features common to rivals in the space. It can take notes across a user's meetings and notify other participants that the conversation is being recorded. Users can also query data across meetings and get live assistance during a chat, which helps them recall a key detail from older conversations.
ElevenLabs gives companies the option to integrate ElevenAgent and take follow-up actions, such as writing a draft email based on meeting notes. A separate dictation feature converts speech into cleaned-up text in any app, with support for more than 90 languages. The company said the app can understand industry-specific terms in both dictation and meeting transcription.
ElevenAI also serves as a showcase for ElevenLabs' own model and lets the company funnel better context through its agent platforms. The startup's positioning may not be a direct play for the productivity market, but rather an option for enterprise teams to skip buying licenses from a dedicated notetaker and use its solution instead. Meeting-related tools broadly are racing to become central knowledge hubs for companies, with an eye toward automating knowledge extraction and follow-up actions.
The app launch follows ElevenLabs' release last week of its v3 series of Scribe speech-to-text models. Those models add live transcription and let companies fine-tune them with their own data. The company also introduced a tool for selecting the right language model based on use case and a routine creator that automates tasks from a transcript.
For US enterprise buyers, ElevenAI arrives as an alternative to stand-alone notetaker subscriptions, though ElevenLabs has framed the app as experimental. The company has not disclosed pricing for the product.
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