ElevenLabs is taking early-access sign-ups for ElevenAI, a desktop app that puts dictation and meeting notes in one place. The product page carries no launch date.
Hold a key, speak, and text lands in whatever app has focus, minus filler words and with punctuation repaired, in more than 90 languages. Users can register acronyms, product names, and sector jargon so they come out spelled correctly.
The app records calls and in-person meetings on the Mac. Once a session ends, it labels each speaker, produces a recap that lists the action items, and drafts the follow-up. Notes and transcripts reach other AI tools through MCP, Anthropic’s protocol for tool calling. Enterprise teams can also wire it to ElevenAgents, ElevenLabs’ agent platform, for live help during meetings.
On privacy, ElevenLabs states that no audio is retained and transcript history remains on the device. That is the company’s own claim, and the page offers no independent audit of it.
Anyone paying for a separate note-taker should test how this handles audio before trusting it with client calls.
From the ElevenLabs product page for ElevenAI (undated).
