ElevenLabs released ElevenAI this week, an experimental application that combines meeting transcription, dictation, and agent automation for enterprise teams. The product launched during the company's 11/11 Summit in New York and is currently in preview mode.
The app captures meeting notes across conversations, transcribes speech into cleaned-up text across 90+ languages, and allows users to query past meetings for specific details. A built-in agent integration enables automated follow-up actions—drafting emails from meeting notes, for example—without requiring separate notetaker licenses.
The move puts ElevenLabs directly into competition with Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola, which have all launched similar dictation and transcription products in recent months. ElevenLabs' advantage lies in leveraging its own speech-to-text models and agent platforms to offer a unified solution rather than forcing customers to cobble together multiple tools.
The company also released its v3 Scribe speech-to-text models, which include live transcription and fine-tuning capabilities using proprietary customer data. The v3 series adds a language model selector for specific use cases and a routine creator that automates tasks based on transcript content.
The broader strategy reflects how meeting-related software is consolidating into knowledge extraction and automation layers. ElevenLabs is banking on its transcription technology and agent infrastructure to compete against heavier, more established players in the space.
