ElevenLabs has entered the fast-growing AI productivity market with ElevenAI, a new experimental app designed to bring meeting notes, dictation, and AI-powered workplace assistance into one platform.
The app was introduced during the company’s 11/11 Summit in New York and is currently available in preview through an early access sign-up. Rather than positioning ElevenAI as a simple personal productivity tool, ElevenLabs appears to be aiming it at teams and businesses that need a shared AI workspace for capturing conversations, organizing knowledge, and automating follow-up tasks.
ElevenAI arrives at a time when AI meeting assistants and voice-based productivity tools are becoming increasingly popular. Many companies are looking for ways to reduce manual note-taking, improve meeting summaries, and make workplace conversations easier to search and reuse. ElevenLabs is now bringing its voice AI expertise into that space with a product that combines several key capabilities in one app.
At its core, ElevenAI can record meetings, generate notes, and inform participants that the conversation is being recorded. This makes it useful for teams that want a reliable record of discussions, decisions, and action items without relying on someone to manually take notes.
The app also allows users to search across previous meetings and ask questions about past conversations. For example, if a team member needs to remember what was agreed during an earlier client call or internal planning session, ElevenAI can help retrieve that information. This turns meeting history into a searchable knowledge base rather than a pile of forgotten transcripts.
Another major feature is live assistance during conversations. ElevenAI can help users recall important details from earlier discussions while a current meeting or chat is happening. For teams that manage long projects, multiple clients, or complex internal workflows, this could make it easier to stay aligned and avoid repeating questions that have already been answered.
ElevenLabs is also connecting the app with its agent technology. Through ElevenAgent integration, companies can use meeting notes to trigger follow-up actions. One example is drafting an email based on what was discussed in a meeting. This moves ElevenAI beyond basic transcription and into workflow automation, where AI can help turn conversations into completed tasks.
The app also includes a dictation tool that works across apps. Users can speak naturally and have their words converted into polished text. ElevenLabs says this feature supports more than 90 languages, making it useful for global teams and multilingual workplaces.
A key selling point is the app’s ability to understand industry-specific vocabulary. In many professional settings, standard transcription tools can struggle with technical terms, product names, acronyms, or specialized language. ElevenAI is designed to better recognize those terms in both dictation and meeting transcription, which could improve accuracy for businesses in fields such as healthcare, finance, engineering, legal services, and software development.
For ElevenLabs, ElevenAI also serves as a showcase for its own voice AI models and agent platform. The company can use the app to demonstrate how its speech-to-text technology, transcription tools, and AI agents work together in a real workplace environment. Instead of simply selling voice models as standalone technology, ElevenLabs is packaging them into a practical product for enterprise teams.
The broader goal appears to be helping companies avoid juggling multiple tools for meeting notes, transcription, dictation, and follow-up automation. By combining these functions, ElevenAI could become a central hub for workplace knowledge. That direction reflects a larger trend in the AI productivity market, where meeting tools are no longer just recording conversations. They are evolving into systems that capture knowledge, summarize decisions, answer questions, and automate next steps.
ElevenLabs has also recently introduced new speech-to-text technology that supports live transcription and allows companies to fine-tune models using their own data. This could help businesses improve transcription accuracy for their specific terminology, workflows, and communication style.
The company has also added tools for selecting the right language model based on different use cases, along with a routine creator that can automate tasks from transcripts. These features suggest that ElevenLabs is building a broader AI productivity ecosystem around voice, transcription, and automated workplace actions.
Although ElevenAI is still in preview, its combination of meeting notes, multilingual dictation, searchable conversation history, and AI agent support makes it a notable addition to the enterprise AI tools market. If ElevenLabs can deliver strong accuracy, privacy controls, and smooth integrations, ElevenAI could become a serious option for businesses looking to turn everyday conversations into organized, actionable knowledge.
