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ElevenLabs is stepping into a new field following in the footsteps of its competitors. After Fireflies, Wispr Flow, and Granola, the company has also launched its experimental app, Eleven AI, for users. Reportedly, this app combines meeting note-taking, dictation, and agent integration.
The app was introduced at the 11/11 Summit in New York on November 13. It brings together three tools, including meeting notes, voice typing, and AI agents. Additionally, it is made for teams that want to spend less time on routine work. However, ElevenAI isn't open to everyone yet. People who want to try the app must sign up for early access.
Reports suggest that the app can record meetings, make notes, and help professionals to find important information from past conversations. It can also answer questions during live meetings. The most interesting part of the tool involves its voice typing feature, which can turn spoken words into text.
The company has ensured that ElevenAI supports more than 90 languages and understands technical terms used in different fields. The app also includes ElevenAgent to handle tasks after a meeting. For example, it can use meeting notes to draft emails.
This is not the only thing to look forward to. The company last week launched the v3 series of Scribe speech-to-text models with live transcription capabilities.
The launch of ElevenAI seems useful for those professionals who attend loads of meeting throughout the day or have to take a lot of notes. However, the launch has raised an interesting question: will it be able to handle bigger tasks by its own? Or it will be mostly effective for writing emails. These are things users will want to see in action.
ElevenAI could give ElevenLabs a stronger place in the workplace software market. However, its success will depend on how well it handles real tasks and whether teams find it worth using every day.