ElevenLabs has launched ElevenAI, an experimental workplace assistant designed to handle meeting note-taking and voice dictation. Multiple outlets describe the app as a productivity tool that records and transcribes meetings, converts spoken input into text, and then helps users work with those notes afterward.
TechCrunch and Digital Trends frame ElevenAI as being aimed at teams and enterprise or workplace use, combining meeting transcription with searchable notes. Digital Trends adds that the app supports voice dictation in more than 90 languages and includes AI-powered follow-up tasks. Medium similarly highlights a workflow where the system remembers conversations, turns voice into text, and produces meeting notes and follow-up outputs.
Across the coverage, the shared focus is that ElevenAI centralizes several voice-and-notes functions—transcription, searchable summaries or notes, and follow-up assistance—into a single app released by the company behind ElevenLabs’ existing AI voice technology. One outlet’s framing emphasizes replacing manual note-taking during meetings, while others stress team productivity and dictation capabilities.
