ElevenLabs has introduced ElevenAI, an experimental team application that combines meeting transcription, cross-meeting search, dictation and agent-driven follow-up. The product is in preview, with access available through a signup rather than a general app-store release.
During meetings, ElevenAI creates notes and can provide live assistance by retrieving details from earlier conversations. It notifies other participants that recording is active. Afterward, an integrated ElevenAgent can turn the transcript into actions such as drafting an email, while users remain responsible for reviewing what it produces.
The dictation component converts speech into cleaned-up text inside other applications and supports more than 90 languages. ElevenLabs says its models can recognize industry-specific terminology, though the announcement does not provide an independent accuracy comparison across languages or specialist fields.
ElevenAI enters a crowded category that includes Fireflies, Granola and Wispr Flow. ElevenLabs is positioning the product as a shared company knowledge layer rather than only a personal recorder, using its own speech models and agent platform in one package. That concentration also raises governance questions: teams will need consent rules, retention limits and access controls before searchable meeting archives become a durable source for automated follow-up.