Voice AI leader ElevenLabs launched an experimental app called ElevenAI at its 11/11 Summit in New York. The tool helps teams with meeting notes, dictation, and agent integration. It is currently in preview mode, and users must sign up for early access to use the new platform for their work.
Voice AI leader ElevenLabs has launched an experimental app called ElevenAI. The new tool was unveiled at the company's 11/11 Summit in New York. Unlike other apps in this space, ElevenAI combines meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration into one platform. However, it is still in preview mode and requires users to sign up for early access instead of just downloading it like a regular app.
Valued at $22 billion, ElevenLabs is positioning ElevenAI as a product designed for teams rather than individual users.
The app offers all the features you'd expect from other apps in this space, including taking meeting notes across different meetings and notifying participants that their conversation is being recorded.
Users can also query data across meetings and get live assistance during chats to recall key details from older conversations.
ElevenAI also lets companies integrate ElevenAgent to take follow-up actions, such as drafting an email based on meeting notes.
The app also has a dictation feature that converts speech into cleaned-up text in any app, supporting over 90 languages.
Notably, it can even understand industry-specific terms across dictation and meeting transcription.
ElevenAI gives the company a chance to showcase its own model and use its agent platforms for better context funneling.
The start-up's strategy may not be to directly compete in the productivity market, but rather offer enterprise teams an alternative to buying licenses for other note-taking tools.
All meeting-related tools are racing to become central knowledge hubs for companies while trying to automate knowledge extraction and follow-up actions.