ElevenLabs launches ElevenAI meeting notes app for teams

ElevenLabs is not the first to combine dictation and meeting note-taking. Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola have all released competing capabilities in recent months, making ElevenAI a late entrant in a category already populated by established tools. What distinguishes ElevenLabs' entry is its framing: rather than a personal productivity app, ElevenAI is pitched as a product that lives within a team, with features like notifying participants that a conversation is being recorded and querying data across meetings.

The launch fits a broader pattern in which meeting tools are becoming central knowledge hubs for companies, aiming to automate knowledge extraction and follow-up actions. ElevenAI also serves as a showcase for ElevenLabs' own models and agent platforms, and the company's positioning may be less about competing directly in the productivity market than about giving enterprise teams an alternative to buying separate notetaker licenses.

The release came during ElevenLabs' 11/11 Summit in New York, alongside the launch of its v3 series of Scribe speech-to-text models with live transcription, fine-tuning on company data, a tool to pick the right language model by use case, and a routine creator that automates tasks based on transcripts. Those additions suggest ElevenLabs is building out a broader speech-to-text and agent toolkit around the app rather than a standalone meeting recorder.